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james

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When acting as a sterile team member during a surgical procedure, the surgical technologist should NOT
 a. discard unused portions of the drug.
 b. prepare the drug receptacle within the sterile field.
 c. perform the second and third verifications of the drug label.
  d. obtain the drug from its storage location.

Question 2

When drawing medication into a syringe off the sterile field, what should you do next after withdrawing the medication from the container?
 a. recheck the medication label information
 b. apply the needle to the syringe
 c. label the syringe according to facility policy
 d. verify the patient's allergy status



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micaelaswann

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Answer to Question 1

d

Answer to Question 2

a





 

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