A nurse is caring for a client with hyper parathyroid and notes that client serum calcium level is 13 as nurse practitioner which medication she recommend? Calcium chloride Calcium glutamate Calcitonin Vitamin D

A nurse is caring for a client with hyper parathyroid and notes that client serum calcium level is 13 as nurse practitioner which medication she recommend? Calcium chloride Calcium glutamate Calcitonin Vitamin D

Essentials of Pharmacology for Health Professions

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ISBN:9781305441620

Author:WOODROW

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ChapterCRE1: Comprehensive Review Exam For Part 1

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