When caring for a pediatric client, the nurse should question an order for what drug? a....

When caring for a pediatric client, the nurse should question an order for what drug?

	a.	Amikacin
	b.	Cefazolin
	c.	Streptomycin
	d.	Levofloxacin

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The answer would be option (4)

As the drug is not approved by US Food and Drug Administration for use in chukdrch.

Nightingale answered 2 years ago

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