Patient A was admitted due to an asthma attack. To prevent further occurrences, the doctor prescribed a mast cell stabilizer. As a student nurse, you know that the following are considered mast stabilizers except: (SELECT ALL THAT APPLIES) a. Terbutaline b. Cromolyn c. Nedocromil d.Proctan

Patient A was admitted due to an asthma attack. To prevent further occurrences, the doctor prescribed a mast cell stabilizer. As a student nurse, you know that the following are considered mast stabilizers except: (SELECT ALL THAT APPLIES) a. Terbutaline b. Cromolyn c. Nedocromil d.Proctan

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Chapter10: Cpt Anesthesia

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