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Here we have been given with some set of questions and group of answer choices.
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Let's choose the most appropriate answers from the given choices below.
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So let's move on to the first question and that is medication administration errors are.
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So from the given options we can say that the error is a frequent occurrence at all levels of experience and training.
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So the answer is a frequent occurrence at frequent occurrence at all levels of experience of experience and training experience and training.
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Moving on to the second question now here we have been given that one frequent bad habit among pre -hospital caregivers that can contribute to medication errors is.
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So from the given options we can say that the kind of error is describing drug doses i mean in volume instead of dosage.
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So let me help you the answer describing drug dosages in volume instead of dosage.
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So there goes that was the answer for the second one.
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Moving on to the third one now here we have been given that you might just i mean you might have just drawn up one milligram of narcan from a while into an unlabeled syringe for your paramedic partner to administer.
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When you hand your partner the syringe you should say so from the given options we can say the thing that we have to convey is one milligram of narcan in one milliliter.
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So that is a conversation or that is the message that we have to pass one milligram one milligram of narcan in one milliliter in one milliliter.
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So there goes that was the answer for the third one.
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Moving on to the fourth question now here we have been given that the question is a common latent but preventable factor that influences medication error...