If the ALS provider you were working with wanted to infuse as much fluid as possible in the shortest amount of time, which administration set should you use to assist?
A) 10 drop/mL set
B) 15 drop/mL set
C) 20 drop/mL set
D) 60 drop/mL set
A
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Fill in the blank(s) with correct word
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