After a client has self-administered a vaginal medication, the nurse should suggest the client:
a. perform perineal care
b. allow the medication to remain in place at least 30 minutes before voiding
c. apply a perineal pad to collect any discharge or drainage
d. remain in the dorsal recumbent position for at least 10 minutes
C
When applying a vaginal medication, encourage the client to apply a perineal pad to collect any discharge or drainage to prevent soiling of garments and skin irritation if medication comes in contact with other areas.
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