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The nurse has received a prescription for a mannitol infusion. Which type of intravenous tubing should be used to administer mannitol?

Correct Answer: B

Rationale: Mannitol is a hyperosmolar diuretic that can crystallize in IV tubing, potentially causing blockages. Filtered tubing is required to prevent crystals from entering the bloodstream, ensuring safe administration. Microdrip, vented, and non-vented tubing do not address this risk.

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