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- The option is true. Moderate sedation refers to drug induced depression of consciousness of the patients in which patient respond and obey commands with out altering cardiovascular and respiratory functions.
- Duration of action is the time a drug concentration is sufficient to elicit therapeutic response.Hence option D is correct.
- The other option Peak refers to the time it takes for a drug to reach its maximum therapeutic response.Onset is the time takes for the drug to elicit a therapeutic response. Hence this options are incorrect.
- Parenteral drugs bypass the first pass effect. hence option A is correct. The other options parental drugs do not exert effects while circulating in the bloodstream as they should enter into the cells and tissues from the circulation.
- Medication error refers to any kind of error occurs during prescribing,dispensing and administering to the patient by a health care provider. It is essential to record patient status before, during and after the error. Hence option A is correct. other options are not relevant to medication error.
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