A nurse is observing a student nurse prepare to administer an intradermal medication. Which observation by the nurse indicates the student nurse understands the correct procedure to administer intradermal medications.
A. Injections should be limited to 1-2 mL.
B. Avoid sites with excess body hair.
C. Sites for administration include the upper and lower abdomen.
D. Medications should be injected into the epidermal skin layer.
Answer: B
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