13. A patient comes in and tells you that he has arthritis and needs Cerebyx. What do you do? A. You know that Cerebyx and Celebrex are similar, but you assume that the patient know what drug he needs .
B. You feel sorry for the patient because he mixed up Cerebyx and Celebrex.
C. You greet the patient politely and give him the drug
D. You know that Cerebyx is used for seizures, while Celebrex is used for arthritis. You check it in the drug reference guide and inform the patient .

While gloving prior to beginning an arthroscopic procedure, the surgeon questions the necessity for double-gloving. which of the following are the most appropriate reasons to double-glove? 1. the barrier efficacy of latex decreases over time. 2. latex has a lattice-like structure that can lead to fluid passage. 3. minimally invasive procedures increase the risk of infection. 4. double-gloving adds protection from infection due to puncture injuries. a. 1,2, and 3 only b. 1,2, and 4 only c. 1,3, and 4 only d. 2,3, and 4 only