A drug with a category "C" label refers to O 1) The drug's level of addictiveness O 2) The drug is an orphan drug O 3) The drug's effect on a pregnant woman or her fetus O 4) The drug's effect on a nursing mother or baby 5) The drug is a new version of an older drug, the number refers to which generation it is

A drug with a category "C" label refers to O 1) The drug's level of addictiveness O 2) The drug is an orphan drug O 3) The drug's effect on a pregnant woman or her fetus O 4) The drug's effect on a nursing mother or baby 5) The drug is a new version of an older drug, the number refers to which generation it is

Curren'S Math For Meds: Dosages & Sol

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Chapter6: Oral Medication Labels And Dosage Calculation

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