Question

a pharmacy technician should use which of the following measurement systems when labeling a prescription for insulin? options with radio buttons, text includes \apothecary system\, \avoirdupois system\, \international unit system\, and another option (text partially blurred)

Explanation:

Insulin prescriptions use the metric system (International System of Units, SI) for precise dosing. The apothecary system is outdated, the avoirdupois is for weight (not medical dosing), and the Arabic system is numerals, not a measurement system. The metric (International System) is standard in healthcare for medications like insulin.

Answer:

International unit system (assuming the option is "International unit system" as the correct choice; if the options were, e.g., A. Apothecary system, B. Avoirdupois system, C. International unit system, D. Arabic system, then the answer would be C. International unit system)