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What should be checked before administering anticonvulsants?

  1. Check if the patient is allergic to any foods

  2. Check for recent cholesterol levels

  3. Check for recent Dilantin levels, don't give if at or above maximum level

  4. Check for recent blood sugar levels

The correct answer is: Check for recent Dilantin levels, don't give if at or above maximum level

Before administering anticonvulsants, it is important to check the patient's Dilantin levels to ensure they are not at or above the maximum level. Option A and B are unrelated to anticonvulsants and do not provide relevant information for administering them. Option D may be important, but is not specific to anticonvulsants.

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