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When used properly, medication can be a very potent instrument for symptom relief, life improvement, and even life extension. When used improperly, medication can be deadly.

In addition to ensuring the drug is delivered safely, healthcare personnel have duties that include maintaining patients' rights to dignity, fostering their independence, and respecting their decisions.

WHO SHOULD TAKE THIS COURSE?
For healthcare professionals who are in charge of receiving, storing, dispensing, and disposing of medication, medication administration training is a great refresher course.

Curriculum

  • 5 Sections
  • 16 Lessons
  • 1 Quiz
  • 5h 55m Duration
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Introduction
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  1. Introduction to XD
  2. Adobe interface basics
  3. Selecting, moving and duplicating
Preparing Our Designing Tools
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  1. Get free fonts
  2. Get free images
  3. Get free templates
Creating Our First Webpage Design
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Creating Our First Webpage Design
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  1. Creating Homepage
  2. Adding banner to homepage
  3. Creating other section
  4. Call to action section and gradients
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  1. Adobe Quiz
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