The nurse is administering eardrops that
contain a combination of an antibiotic and a corticosteroid. What is the rationale for combining these two drugs in eardrops?
a. The combination works to help soften and eliminate cerumen.
b. The corticosteroid reduces pain associated with ear infections.
c. The drops help to eliminate fungal infections.
d. The corticosteroid reduces the inflammation and itching associated with ear infections.
ANS: D
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