Answer:
The absence of RH antígen on the red blood cells
Explanation:
The OAB blood group nomenclature includes the Rh system, important for blood transfusion, there are six types of Rh antigens, the D antigen is the most common in the population, which is why people who have it are called Rh positive and those without Rh negative, allowing specific applications.
The answer is B because it’s the only one that makes sense with what the question is asking.
Vitamin B derivatives are primarily involved in reactions controlling DNA synthesis.
So answer is a) B
Whoever wrote this question loves math, hahaha.
Start by converting 77# to kg, which is 34.9kg
The medication dose is 3 mg/kg, so 3 x 34.9 = 104.7 mg.
Rounding up, that’s 105 mg, and the medication comes in 105mg/5 mL, so they would get 5 mL.
If you’re not allowed to round, you’ll get 4.985 mL, and you’re not going to have the ability to accurately micromeasure like that with an oral medication.
