8.###Question 8 13.40 Following the administration of an incorrectdose of medication, which statement bestdescribes the incident on a variance report?ODue to illegible physician order, 9 mg ofgentamycin was given IV at 0200 instead of7.mg IV.O At 0200, gentamycin 9 mg was given IVinstead of 7 mg IV as ordered.At 0200, client received 2 mg more ofgentamycin than was ordered.O Gentamycin 9 mg IV was given at 0200.Physician's order to decrease dose was nottranscribed to the Kardex by previous shiftRN.

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