MEDICATION ADMINISTRATION INHALERS AND ORAL QUESTIONS WITH 100% RATED ANSWERS 2025/2026 LATEST UPDATED/GET A+

Which route of medication administration is easiest and most desirable? - oral Which statement related to enteral feeding needs correction? -Positioning a patient at a 90-degree angle while administering enteral feeding reduces the risk of aspiration. -Special consideration while administering medication helps to avoid the risk of medication toxicity. -Reduced medication effectiveness is due to a failure of precautionary measures while administering. -Following the recommendations during medication administration may help avoid tube obstruction. - Positioning a patient at a 90-degree angle while administering enteral feeding reduces the risk of aspiration. While caring for an older adult patient with respiratory problems, the nurse teaches the patient about the effective use of an inhaler. Which instruction given by the nurse would be most appropriate if a pressurized metered-dose inhaler was prescribed to the patient? - Apply approximately 5 to 10 lbs of pressure to the top of the canister to administer the medication." A patient was brought to an emergency department with severe difficulty breathing. Which route of drug administration may provide rapid relief to the patient? - inhalational Which route of administration mainly uses medication in the form of aerosol sprays? - Inhalational Which nursing intervention is beneficial while administering a bitter medication to a child? - Offering the child a frozen juice bar A patient has a bleeding tendency due to hemophilia. Which route of drug administration is appropriate for this patient? - oral The nurse administers different forms of medications to a patient. Which action made by the nurse indicates a need for correction? - Offering a snack rich in fats after administering acidic medication A patient is prescribed a sublingual nitroglycerin drug. Which instructions should the nurse provide to the patient? - -Do not swallow the medication -Place the medication under the tongue A nursing student determines whether the patient's metered-dose inhaler is empty. Which method of determination is accurate? - Dividing the number of doses in the container by the number of doses the patient takes per day While teaching a patient about metered dose inhalers, the nurse discusses the three-point position. What is the rationale for this nursing intervention? - To help the patient activate the canister A nurse explains the steps for administering a squeeze-and-breathe metered-dose inhaler (MDI) without a spacer to a patient. Arrange the steps explained by the nurse in order. - -Insert the metered-dose inhaler canister into the holder -Remove the mouthpiece cover from the inhaler -Shake the inhaler vigorously five or six times -Sit up, take a deep breath, and exhale -Tilt the head back slightly and inhale slowly and deeply through the mouth -Remove the metered-dose inhaler from the mouth and exhale through pursed lips