A parent of a child diagnosed with pinworms tells the nurse they are concerned about administering the prescription because it may be toxic. Which information should the nurse include in the teaching?
A. "Very little of the drug is absorbed into the system."
B. "Severe infestations can result in malabsorption."
C. "It is critical that you give this medication."
D. "Many types of pinworms are resistant to treatment."
E. "The child may be at an increased risk for immunosuppression."
Ans:
A. "Very little of the drug is absorbed into the system."
B. "Severe infestations can result in malabsorption."
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