the physician has order promethazine (phenergan) for a client who is nauseated and vomiting. which would be an appropriate route

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the physician has order promethazine (phenergan) for a client who is nauseated and vomiting. which would be an appropriate route

of administering promethazine to the client? (select all that apply.)

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Delicious77 [7] · Answer 1 · 2024-03-28T01:20:01+03:00

The appropriate route of administration of promethazine to the patient:

IM or IV would be the best route for the administration of promethazine for the client.

<h3>What is promethazine?</h3>

Promethazine can also be given orally as an antiemetic but however, if the client is actively vomiting the tablet might be regurgitated before it can be absorbed to elicit its effect. Promethazine is the first generation of antihistamine and antiemetic drugs used to treat allergies, insomnia, and nausea.

It can also help with some of the symptoms associated with the common cold and can also be used to calm people who are restless or have excessive anxiety.

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