A labeling error i’m pretty sure, if not then a medication error
Explanation:
Overstimulation happens when a child is swamped by more experiences, sensations, noise and activity than she can cope with. For example, a newborn baby might get very unsettled after a party where he's been cuddled by lots of grown-ups. A preschooler might have a tantrum after a big event like a birthday party.
Understanding how your child responds to different types of sensory stimuli will help you as a parent to prevent crossing over a threshold that leads to a child acting out from overstimulation
Explanation:
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Answer:
When a pharmacy technician is preparing an order for 40 g of hydrocortisone ointment containing 2% hydrocortisone and 3% calamine, the amount of ointment that corresponds to the inactive solvent is 38 g.
Explanation:
If a pharmaceutical preparation of hydrocortisone ointment contains 2% hydrocortisone and 3% calamine, it will contain only 2 g of these active compounds in 40 g of preparation. This means that the amount of inert or inactive solvent is 38 g.
1. Hydrocortisone 2% + calamine 3% = 5%.
40 g ------------------ 100%
X ------------------ 5%
Active components = (40 X 5) / 100 = 2g
2. Inactive solvent = Total amount - active components
Inactive solvent = 40 g - 2 g = 38 g
<u>2% hydrocortisone ointment composition</u>
Hydrocortisone ........ 0,8 g
Calamine ................. 1,2 g
Inert excipient ..... 38 g
Total ......................... 40 g
C i guess, because all the others “work” in the solution. They do something, they don’t receive/get smthg