Medication Administration第 9 / 100 题
Before giving a transdermal patch, the aide should:
a.Apply it over the previous patch to double the dose
b.Remove the old patch, clean the area, and rotate to a new dry hairless site
c.Cut the patch in half to reduce the dose
d.Place it over a skin fold or irritated area
解析
The previous patch must be removed and disposed of, the skin cleaned and dried, and a new non-irritated, hairless site chosen to ensure proper absorption. Leaving old patches on can cause an accidental overdose, and patches should never be cut.
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