7.8.9.10.T1.TFT F6d.FSection VI-Medications can produce what type of effect on a persona.desired effectb.undesired effectFa.b.d.It is not important to make written noteAn individual should not take more thaA severe allergic reaction to a medicaTopical medications include lotions, s2. All Topical Medications should be appliedwith gloves onin the dining roomIn the privacy of the Resident's roomA and Cno apparent effectall of the above4

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ection VI - Medications can produce what type of effect on a person a. desired effect b. undesired effect 6 d. All Topical Medications should be applied with gloves on in the dining room In the privacy of the Resident's room A and C a. b. no apparent effect all of the above C. d.