Question

What will you inject? Physician Order: -NPH Insulin 14 units and Regular Insulin 3 units subcutaneous now -Anceff 2 gram IM now [Available Meds] NPH Insulin 100 units/mL Regular Insulin 100 units/mL Anceff 400 mg/mL

Answer 1

To the patient, you will inject NPH Insulin 14 units and Regular Insulin 3 units subcutaneously. Additionally, you will inject Anceff 2 grams intramuscularly.

Step-by-step explanation:

To the patient, you will inject NPH Insulin 14 units and Regular Insulin 3 units subcutaneously. Additionally, you will inject Anceff 2 grams intramuscularly. This is based on the physician's order and the available medications.

NPH Insulin and Regular Insulin are both types of insulin used to control blood glucose levels in diabetes. Insulin is a hormone produced by the pancreas that helps regulate glucose in the blood.

Anceff is an antibiotic medication used to treat infections. It should be administered intramuscularly.