Administering medicines to the patient..

I have learned a lot of significant insights from our topic during the last few days. One was on administering medicines to a patient, the eye drops, ear drops, nasal drops, tablets & the cream. I have learned that these medicines and knowing on how to put them are very important. Each group was to demonstrate how to put the following medicine to a patient. We were assigned on the eye drops.

When putting on eye drops, you should first read the instruction, prescription, also the expiration date. The patient leans backward, and slowly put on one drop of the eye drop, same with the nasal drops. In the ear drops, the patient leans sideward. Tablets are being taken by swallowing it & cream/lotion for your outer skin.

The proper administering of medicines to our patient can help our patients to recover faster because these medicines help the patient to be stronger and to remove the illness or sickness from them. The eye drops help relieve itchiness or redness of the eyes, it can help on sore eyes too. The nasal drops can prevent nose clogging & colds. The ear drops can help our ears to get well faster, especially when you have ear infections or the like. We take tablets or syrups to help prevent our head from aching or our stomach. And also the lotion/cream can help your skin from itchiness or allergies, too.