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Chemotherapy Immunotherapy Certificate Initial Course Exam Question 46 of 60 In the home setting, bedpans, urinals, and commodes used by a patient who recently received hazardous medications are rinsed with warm water after each use and washed with: A. soap and water daily. B. alcohol wipes at least twice a day. C. a dilute bleach solution daily. D. antimicrobial wipes at least twice a day. 

          Chemotherapy Immunotherapy Certificate Initial Course Exam
Question 46 of 60
In the home setting, bedpans, urinals, and commodes used by a patient who recently received hazardous medications are rinsed with warm water after each use and washed with:
A. soap and water daily.
B. alcohol wipes at least twice a day.
C. a dilute bleach solution daily.
D. antimicrobial wipes at least twice a day.
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Chemotherapy Immunotherapy Certificate Initial Course Exam Question 46 of 60 In the home setting, bedpans, urinals, and commodes used by a patient who recently received hazardous medications are rinsed with warm water after each use and washed with: A. soap and water daily. B. alcohol wipes at least twice a day. C. a dilute bleach solution daily. D. antimicrobial wipes at least twice a day.
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00:01 We have to calculate the sum of ranks for each group.
00:05 So for chemotherapy a, we have a total of 84.
00:15 And for chemotherapy b, we have a sum of 105.
00:23 Next, we have to calculate the test statistic u using the formula n1 times n2 plus n1 times n1 plus 1 divided by 2 minus the sum of chemotherapy a.
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01:01 Next, we have to determine the critical value which in this case is 17...
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