For the insertion of a rectal suppository, the nurse appropriately:
A. Uses sterile gloves
B. Inserts the suppository 6 to 10 inches
C. Positions the client on the right side
D. Instructs the client to remain lying down for 5 to 10 minutes
D
D. Lying down after the suppository is inserted prevents it from being expelled
A. Administering a suppository is not a sterile procedure; clean examination gloves are used.
B. The suppository is inserted 4 inches (10 cm).
C. The left Sims' position is used for suppository administration.
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