After administering vaginal medication, it is best to encourage the client to do which of the following?
a. Ambulate to distribute the medication. c. Take a tub bath.
b. Lie in bed. d. Perform pericare.
ANS: B
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A Incorrect: Gravity could cause the medication to drain out.
B Correct: This will allow the medication to distribute and prevent it from draining out.
C Incorrect: This could cause the medication to be flushed out.
D Incorrect: This could cause the medication to be flushed out.
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