The nurse is reviewing factors that influence pharmacokinetics in the neonatal patient. Which factor puts the neonatal patient at risk with regard to drug therapy? a )Immature renal system b )Hyperperistalsis in the GI tract c) Irregular temperature regulation d )Smaller circulatory capacity

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Q: What are the possible treatment options for a DVT?

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