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- 5. Type a response with justification and an end. The doctor prescribes 1000 ml of Dextran 12% within 8 hours for a post-trauma patient. 12gtts/ml is the drop factor._____ ml/hr. ______ ml/min. gtt/min __?Why is Telehealth (TELENURSING) important in COVID-19? How is this done by nurses? What are important considerations when doing telehealth (TELENURSING)?55. Explain the importance of Health Management Information System monitoring and evaluation in every laboratory.do
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