The Most Appropriate Action That the Nurse Working at a Camp

question 19

Multiple Choice

The most appropriate action that the nurse working at a camp would take to remove an insect from a camper's ear is

• A) gently irrigate the ear canal with sterile water.
• B) instill a few drops of mineral oil into the ear.
• C) instruct the camper to tilt the affected ear downward.
• D) occlude the ear with a medicated cotton pledget.

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