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im really stuck on this activity 5 medication, it says danni aged 4 requires administration of drugs by means of a nebuliser when her asthma is at its worst. what steps would you take to ensure that staff members know how to manage her needs? plz help
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im guessing that you would make sure that staff know how to use nebuliser eg- training,

you would make sure that all staff know who she is! eg- get her to wear a coloured bib so that she can be identified.

you would also make sure that the staff know where the nebuliser is kept.


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