A drug that is FDA approved to only treat animals is called
A) human-labeled drug
B) veterinary-labeled drug
C) extra-labeled drug
D) compounded drug
B
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A) cochlea B) semicircular canal C) utricle D) saccule
The Dietary Reference Intakes
A. are a current set of dietary standards established by the Food and Nutrition Board. B. focus on the role of nutrients in promoting optimal health and preventing chronic diseases. C. include standards for both recommended and maximum safe intakes. D. are a current set of dietary standards established by the Food and Nutrition Board and include standards for both recommended and maximum safe intakes. E. All of these choices are correct.
A nurse is giving an intramuscular injection to her client. What does she know to do after administering the injection?
a. Dispose the needle and all the equipment into the sharps container. b. Review the five rights of administration. c. Recap the needle and discard the syringe. d. Throw out the syringe in the garbage.
The term of pregnancy, which equals approximately 280 days from the onset of the last menstrual period, is known as:?
A) amenorrhea phase B) gestation C) climacteric D) leutenizing phase