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- Why is it important to step out of the pharmacy and interact with other hospital staff.How would you ensure that the letter goes out to the patient as originally intented without compromising its information to anyone but the patient and also that he receive it in a timely manner?The physician has a written order in the patient’s chart. “Give 60 mg of Gentamicin”. The medication is available as an oral suspension that contains 80 mg/2 mL. How many milliliters should the nurse administer?
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