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Why is Proper Medication Administration Important?

Proper medication administration in pediatrics is crucial for ensuring the effectiveness of treatment and minimizing potential side effects or complications. Children are not just small adults; they have unique physiological and developmental characteristics that necessitate tailored medication regimens.

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