7. Which of these is the best time to draw (collect blood) A. Right before the next dose B. When the level of the medication is at its highest C. During surgery D. After the second dose is administered IV

7. Which of these is the best time to draw (collect blood) A. Right before the next dose B. When the level of the medication is at its highest C. During surgery D. After the second dose is administered IV

Basic Clinical Lab Competencies for Respiratory Care: An Integrated Approach

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