A Physician prescribes 28 units of NPH insulin and 10 units of regular insulin. Youdecided to administer both NPH and regular insulin using a single syringe. Identify thecorrect order of steps involved in preparing a single syringe dose.I. Inject 28 units of air into the NPH vialII. Invert regular insulin bottle and draw regular insulin doseIII. Inject 10 units of air into the regular insulin vialIV. Invert the NPH vial and draw NPH doseAnswer Choices:a. I, III, II, IVb. III, I, IV, IIc. III, II, I, IVd. I, IV, III, II

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