Calcium EDTA is prescribed for the treatment of a child with lead poisoning. How should the nurse administer this agent?
1. Slowly over a 1-hour IV infusion
2. Intramuscularly twice daily for 3 to 5 days
3. Orally for 7 days
4. By suppository for 5 consecutive days
Correct Answer: 2
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