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Despite numerous instructions, an elderly patient with Parkinson's disease is unable to administer ophthalmic medication without assistance due to hand tremors. What is the best course of action for the nurse?

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Rationale: If a family member is available and willing to administer the medication, this could be an effective solution. The family member can be trained to administer the medication correctly, ensuring the patient receives their necessary treatment.

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