medium · NCLEX-RN safety
An RN is preparing to discharge a client with a new prescription for an inhaler.
Which action best evaluates the client's understanding of the medication safety and administration?
- Providing the client with a detailed printed brochure about the inhaler, for this client.
- Having the client list the three main side effects of the medication, for this client.
- Asking the client to demonstrate the use of the inhaler using the 'teach-back' method.
- Asking the client, 'Do you have any questions about how to use this?'
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