The nurse is explaining to the client how to use an insulin syringe to administer insulin. What is the BEST indicator that the client will be able to take this drug appropriately?
a. The client can demonstrate the process to the nurse.
b. The client is able to explain the process step by step.
c. The client tells the nurse that his family will administer the drug.
d. The client tells the nurse he understands the procedure and will practice at home.
a. The client can demonstrate the process to the nurse
FEEDBACK:
a. Return demonstration is the best indicator.
b. Demonstrating the procedure is a more reliable indicator than explaining it. .
c. The client should understand how to administer the drug. .
d. The client should demonstrate his understanding of the procedure in the office. .
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