A patient is prescribed a medication for nasal congestion that is administered nasally.What instructions for taking the medication can the patient expect to read?

A medication administered nasally is delivered into the nose, commonly as a spray. The patient can expect instructions to “Spray the medication up into the nose.” A suppository is inserted into a body cavity, and rubbing medication on the outside of the nose does not deliver it nasally.

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