Prior to using Rh™(D) immune globulin, the nurse should:
a. maintain it at room temperature prior to IM administration.
b. keep it refrigerated until needed for IM administration.
c. keep it frozen and then thaw 30 minutes prior to SC administration.
d. inject the medication into the client's IV fluids for administration.
ANS: B
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A Incorrect: It should be kept refrigerated.
B Correct: It should be kept refrigerated until needed for IM administration.
C Incorrect: It should not be frozen and is administered IM.
D Incorrect: It is administered IM.
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