If a nurse is administering otic ear medication on an adult client, then to ensure the medication reached the inner ear, she should:
A) Press gently on the tragus of the client's ear.
Otic analgesic-anesthetic drops are used to treat inflammation in the middle ear and can reduce swelling, pain, and congestion. The lack of antibiotic properties in these ear drops prevents them from treating infections, though. Antipyrine (an analgesic) and benzocaine were present in a typical over-the-counter drug marketed as Auralgan (anesthetic).
In order to treat an ear infection, it was prescribed either by itself or in combination with an antibiotic ear drop. On July 2, 2015, Auralgran was taken off the market because it had been reformulated without complying with FDA requirements for reapproval.
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