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A client is demonstrating the technique for mixing regular and NPH insulins in the same syringe. A nurse evaluates that further instruction is required if the client first:

A. Aspirates and injects air equal to the regular insulin dose into the vial and withdraws the regular insulin
B. Aspirates and injects air equal to the NPH insulin into the vial but does not withdraw the medication
C. Withdraws the proper amount of NPH insulin before withdrawing the regular insulin
D. Calculates the combined total of insulin after withdrawal of the NPH insulin

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