When prescribed to facilitate ease in breathing during sucking, topical nasal decongestants should be administered to an infant:
a. 2 hours before eating. c. 45 minutes before eating.
b. 1 hour before eating. d. 20 minutes before eating.
ANS: D
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A Incorrect: Decongestant will not be at its peak action.
B Incorrect: Decongestant will not be at its peak action.
C Incorrect: Decongestant will not be at its peak action.
D Correct: This will provide peak action during the 20-30 minute feeding period.
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