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A client who has dysphagia after a cerebral vascular accident (CVA) receives a new prescription for lansoprazole capsules via nasogastric tube (NGT). Which action should the nurse implement prior to administering the medication?

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Rationale: Lansoprazole granules are mixed with water for NGT administration to ensure proper delivery. Tablets are unsuitable, crushing alters efficacy, and applesauce is inappropriate for tube administration.

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