Administering Enteric-Coated Medications Via a Nasogastric Tube Is

question 14

Multiple Choice

Administering enteric-coated medications via a nasogastric tube is:

• A) usually alright if a large flush of water is given afterwards.
• B) not advisable as medications administered via a nasogastric tube need to be crushed.
• C) standard practice.
• D) acceptable as long as the crushed tablet is not mixed with other medications.

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