When using a vial of medication, you must FIRST determine:
A. how much of the drug is needed and how many doses are in the vial.
B. the needle gauge that you will need and the appropriate size syringe.
C. if the medication has completely settled to the base of the container.
D. the appropriate amount of air that you will need to inject into the vial.
Answer: A. how much of the drug is needed and how many doses are in the vial.
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