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A med aide may
a) Never insert a suppository of any kind
b) Insert a nonmedicated suppository, such as a glycerin suppository
c) Insert a suppository with proof of training by an RN or LPN/LVN,
and only when the resident is on hospice

Sagot :

Answer:

c

Explanation:

I hope that helps do to only Rn Or LPN can insert suppository's

Ajinemsidn

A med aide may never insert a suppository of any kind. That is option A.

A med aide or a medication aide is a certified nursing assistant that has the following duties:

  • administering daily medication to patients in a medical facility,

  • monitoring patients,

  • reporting changes; and

  • collecting samples.

The license of a med aid approves their ability and capability to administer drugs through the following routes such as:

  • oral and

  • topical

Othet invasive drug administration such as suppositories and parenteral routes are carried out by a physician or a Registered Nurse.

Therefore, a med aide may never insert a suppository of any kind.

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