2? Because 150 is half of 300 and the patient had to take 1 of the 300 mg tablets so 150*2=300
It is a reflection. What have you learned today? This question just wants you to know how to solve a situation like this. Would you assume that the patient was trying to spell the word "unit" when the patient himself is being rushed as well? Or would you call his phone number about his writing error? Not much of a doctor person but this is more like "what to do" type scenarios.
Answer: The patients of the office sending the email may think that the email was sent by someone that doesn't normally work in the office. They may think the email was written in a hurry and not checked for the correct grammar.
Solomon should of written out his email using the correct grammar,spelling, and he should not of used shortcuts and slang words. He also should of not used excessive exclamation points or extra words, such as fun, fun, fun, in his email. The email should of been more professional for a doctors office.
The feedback that Solomons employer would give would say to be more professional, always check grammar and sentence structure before hitting send. Solomon should always utilize spellcheck when sending out any email or newsletter in the future.
Answer:
a. Thiazide diuretics and antidiabetic agents
Explanation:
The correct answer to the given question is:
a. Thiazide diuretics and antidiabetic agents.
Sulfonamide drug can react with antidiabetic agents and thiazide diuretics.
Thiazide diuretics may trigger sulfonamide to react and antidiabetic agents can also trigger sulfonamide to a reaction.
75 mg in fraction would be 3/5