The nurse can minimize an unpleasant-tasting drug by:
a. pouring the drug over ice.
b. squirting the drug in the mouth with a syringe.
c. administering the drug through a straw.
d. enlisting the parent's assistance.
C
Administering the drug through a straw will diminish an unpleasant taste. Having the child hold the nose is helpful, as bad taste is associated with the smell of the drug.
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