After teaching a client who is to receive lypressin nasal spray as treatment for neurogenic diabetes insipidus about administration, which client statement indicates the need for additional teaching?
A) "I'll inhale fully after spraying the drug."
B) "If my nose gets irritated, I'll call my physician."
C) "I should hold the spray container upright."
D) "While sitting up, I'll place the nozzle in my nostril."
A
Feedback:
When administering lypressin nasal spray, the client should not inhale the drug. Calling the physician if he or she experiences nasal irritation, holding the container upright, and placing the nozzle in the nostril while sitting up are appropriate.
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