Multiple Choice
Although the administration of 3-in-1 solutions is simpler because only one infusion pump is required, what can occur when lipid emulsions have been added?
A) The solution is too dense to use in a central vein.
B) The solution causes platelet aggregation.
C) The solution often becomes contaminated.
D) The solution can form large lipid droplets.
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