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LCritchfi

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Retinopathy, vertigo, and nerve deafness are potential adverse reactions to:
 A) metronidazole
  B) hydroxychloroquine sulfate
  C) furazolidone
  D) primaquine phosphate

Question 2

All of the following are true statements in regard to medication administration in children except:
 A) Toddlers who are toilet training may resist rectal medications.
  B) Never force oral medication to a crying child.
  C) Older children are generally more receptive to rectal medications.
  D) When giving an injection to a child, two people are usually needed.



dajones82

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Answer to Question 1

B

Answer to Question 2

C



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