Multiple Choice
A student has obtained a suppository for a client, but needs to attend to something else. The student places the suppository in a pocket on the uniform. The faculty instructs the student to remove the suppository. What rationale does the faculty provide?
A) "You may forget the suppository is in your pocket."
B) "Your pocket is unsanitary and can contaminate the suppository."
C) "You shouldn't carry medications around with you."
D) "Your body heat can melt the suppository making it hard to insert."
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