ACI Medication Administration Practice Test

The statement indicating a need for further instructions is that mixing the medication in baby food when feeding the child could lead to potential issues. While it may seem like an understandable approach to improve the taste of the medication, it is essential to consider that mixing medications with food can alter their effectiveness. Some medications are designed to be absorbed in a specific way, and combining them with food can impact how well they work or even create unintended interactions.

Additionally, certain medications should not be given with specific types of food because this could change the pH level in the stomach or interfere with the absorption process. If a child refuses to take medication, parents should consult healthcare professionals for appropriate strategies that ensure both the child's compliance and the medication's efficacy. Other options presented are generally acceptable practices, emphasizing comfort, potential rewards, or strategies for improving taste without changing the medication's delivery.