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The physical or structural character of a dose is called the A. dosage strength available (DA). B. dose to be given (DG). C. dosage form (DF). D. dose ordered (DO).

The physical or structural character of a dose is called the A. dosage strength available (DA). B. dose to be given (DG). C. dosage form (DF). D. dose ordered (DO).
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The physical or structural character of a dose is called the

A. dosage strength available (DA).

B. dose to be given (DG).

C. dosage form (DF).

D. dose ordered (DO).

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The dosage form (DF).
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Answer: dosage strength available (DA).

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