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Answer: As mentioned that the ordered drug is 0.25 mg for patient wheras the available drug is 0.125mg tablet
So, the patient requires 2 tablets to meet the prescribed dose. The nurse should explain the patient that the required dose is 0.25mg and it is necessary to take the medication for its effectiveness. The nurse should teach the patient regarding the dose requirement.
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