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What step should be taken when administering ear drops to an adult client?

Correct Answer: A

Rationale: The correct step when administering ear drops to an adult client is to place the client in a side-lying position (
A). This position allows for easier administration of the drops and helps prevent spillage. The dropper should be held approximately 1 cm (½ inch) above the ear canal (
B) to ensure accurate delivery of the medication. Placing a cotton ball into the outermost canal (
C) is unnecessary and may interfere with the absorption of the ear drops. Pulling the auricle down and back (
D) is a technique used for children younger than 3 years old to straighten the ear canal, but it is not necessary for adults and may cause discomfort.

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