True or False: Adjusting the next due time for a medication restricts all future doses.

Adjusting the next due time for a medication does not restrict all future doses. When the next due time for a medication is adjusted, it specifically impacts the timing of the immediate next dose, but subsequent doses can still be scheduled based on the original dosing schedule or any changes to it as appropriate.

This can be particularly relevant in the context of medications that may have specific administration times or schedules. Therefore, while you might change the time for one dose, it does not automatically influence the entirety of future dosing unless a systematic adjustment is made to the entire medication schedule.

In practice, healthcare providers can modify the timing of doses as needed to optimize therapeutic outcomes, taking into consideration patient needs and clinical judgment.