6. The client has progressed to a reguladiet and is ordered Humulin N 13 unitand Humulin R 6 units subcutaneous30 minutes ac breakfast, and Humulin N 5units and Humulin R 5 units subcuta-neous 30 minutes ac dinner.a. How many units will the client re-ceive before breakfast?b. Indicate on the appropriate syringegiven the number of units of eachinsulin required before breakfast.SIINI

Prescribed dose of insulin for the patient is as follows: Humulin N 13 unit and Humulin R 6 units…

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