Which assistive device would most benefit a patient with a neuromuscular weakness?
a. Large-print labels
b. A syringe with a magnifier
c. Screw-top medication containers
d. Color-coded tops for medications
C
For patients with a weakened grasp or pain in the hands and fingers, have the local pharmacist place medications in a screw-top container. Larger labels and syringe magnifiers are used for patients with visual alterations. Color-coding systems are designed for patients taking multiple medications.
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