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hichkok12 [17]
2 years ago
15

A client is prescribed two sprays of a nasal medication twice a day. The nurse is teaching the client how to self-administer the

medication and instructs the client to?
Medicine
1 answer:
vladimir2022 [97]2 years ago
4 0

A client is prescribed two sprays of a nasal medication twice a day. The nurse is teaching the client how to self-administer the medication and instructs the client to blow the nose before applying with head upright and not tilted.

The patient should start by cleaning their nasal area generally by blowing the nasals followed by keeping the head upright and not tilted to any angles before applying the nasal medication.

The patient should also wait until 1 minute before applying the second spray so that the first one is completely diffused in. Care of proper hygiene should also be taken care of by cleaning the medication container. Nasal medications are mostly used for sinus problems or nasal congestions.

To know more about nasal congestions refer to the link below

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