Author Question: A patient self-administers glatiramer acetate injections for multiple sclerosis. Where should the ... (Read 26 times)

melly21297

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A patient self-administers glatiramer acetate injections for multiple sclerosis. Where should the patient store the drug?
 
  1. In the freezer
  2. In a warm, draft-free place
  3. In the refrigerator
  4. In a bathroom medicine cabinet

Question 2

In which of these regions of the world would the incidence of multiple sclerosis be highest?
 
  1. Central America
  2. Northeast United States
  3. Africa
  4. Middle East



robbielu01

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Answer to Question 1

Correct Answer: 3

Answer to Question 2

Correct Answer: 2



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