A nurse is working with a client on ways to help the client adapt drug administration in the home. Which of the following would be appropriate? Select all that apply
A) Preparing a daily calendar
B) Preparing a pill box
C) Providing written instructions
D) Placing all medication in one bottle
E) Developing a clear, easy-to-read dosing schedule
Ans: A, B, C, E
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The nurse can employ the following methods to help the client adapt drug administration in the home: prepare a daily calendar, prepare a pill box, provide written instructions, and develop a clear, easy-to-read dosing schedule.
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