The Most Effective Nursing Intervention to Prevent an Infant from Aspirating

question 14

Multiple Choice

The most effective nursing intervention to prevent an infant from aspirating or choking on an oral medication would be to

• A) inject it into the buccal area quickly.
• B) administer it slowly and in small amounts.
• C) use a glass dropper to instill it beside the tongue.
• D) place the infant in a supine position with the head tilted.

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