A nurse administers an oral preparation of liquid acetaminophen 650 mg as ordered. Afterward, the client indicates they have been receiving acetaminophen 650 mg in pill form. Which statement is accurate in regards to the five rights?
A. The nurse failed to deliver the correct dose.
B. The nurse failed to administer the right medication.
C. The nurse did not violate the five rights.
D. The nurse failed to give the medication via the correct route.
Answer: C
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