The nurse explains to the client the different ways to administer inhalation medications. Which administration technique should be included in the teaching session?

The correct administration techniques for inhalation medications are A (Metered-dose inhaler), B (Nebulizer), and E (Dry powder inhaler). A metered-dose inhaler delivers a specific dose of medication in a mist form, easily inhaled by the client. Nebulizers administer medication in a fine mist, suitable for clients who have difficulty using inhalers. Dry powder inhalers deliver medication in a powdered form, activated by the client's inhalation. These techniques are optimal for efficiently delivering medication directly to the lungs. Choices C (Hypodermic syringe) and D (Feeding tube syringe) are incorrect as they are not appropriate for inhalation medications.