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An insulin pump can be programmed to deliver a bolus: a) To cover food or a high BG b) To cover exercise or treat low blood sugar c) To cover exercise or treat high blood sugar

Curren'S Math For Meds: Dosages & Sol

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a) To cover food or a high BG
b) To cover exercise or treat low blood sugar
c) To cover exercise or treat high blood sugar

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