The Pyxis Specialty Station system automates the distribution, management, and control of medications and supplies. An advantage of this system to the patient is which of the following?
a. Accurate charging of supplies
b. Accurate dosage of medications
c. Separate storage for each patient
d. Availability of medications and supplies
D
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A This is supposed to be an advantage but is not in the clinical setting.
B This is supposed to be an advantage but is not in the clinical setting.
C Patients no longer have their own areas for storage of medications or supplies when the Pyxis is used.
D The greatest advantage to the patient is the availability of necessary medications and supplies.
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