73.Thus vaccines are generally to be administered when the child is 1year to 15 months and the second dise as to be administered when the child ages between 4 to 6 years
The other options are incorrect
Ans:C.Between 12 and 15 months and between 4 and 6 years
74.Crushing the medication will lead to release of medication immediately instead of being released slowly. This does not cause stomachache or indigestion
It can be crushed and mixed with any food forms
It doesn't destroy the ingredients
Ans:Crushing the med,would release all the medication at once, rather than overtime
75.It is ideally recommended to take it with food and not at bedtime
This medication should be tapered down and not stopped immediately
Bleeding is a side effect
Ans:To take the medication with food
63.Always symptoms can help to diagnose and start a treatment
Culture and sensitivity test can give the confirmation of what antibiotics to be administered
Intake and output is not needed for prescription of antibiotic
CBC can help to know the presence ir absence of infection
Ans:Culture and sensitivity test results
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