INORDER TO ADMINISTER 5 ML SYRUP TO PATIENT, WE USE

INORDER TO ADMINISTER 5 ML SYRUP TO PATIENT, WE USE A:

• A. ½ tsp
• B. 1 tsp
• C. ½ table spoon
• D. 1 table spoon.

The correct answer is: B. 1 tsp (teaspoon)

5 ml is equivalent to 1 teaspoon. Therefore, to administer 5 ml of syrup to a patient, you would use a 1 teaspoon measuring device.

Other Options:

Here's a breakdown of the other options:

A. ½ tsp:

This is less than 5 ml and wouldn't provide the full dose.

C. ½ tablespoon:

This is more than 5 ml and would exceed the prescribed dose.

D. 1 tablespoon:

This is significantly more than 5 ml and would be an overdose.

It's important to always use the correct measuring device when administering medication, especially for liquids, to ensure accurate dosage and patient safety. If you're unsure about the correct measurement, always consult with the healthcare professional who prescribed the medication.