subtherapeutic

How Is Subtherapeutic Dosing Diagnosed?

Diagnosing subtherapeutic dosing often involves several steps:
Clinical Evaluation: The healthcare provider will assess the child's symptoms and treatment history.
Blood Tests: Measuring drug levels in the blood can confirm if they are below therapeutic levels.
Review of Medication Administration: This involves checking if the medication has been given as prescribed.

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