The nurse is preparing 2.4 mL of liquid medication for oral administration.Which nursing action is essential?

A) Draw up the medication in a syringe with a large-gauge needle
B) Measure the medication at the top of the meniscus
C) Label the syringe with the medication name,amount,and route
D) Dilute the medication with water before measuring

Labeling the syringe with the medication name, amount, and route is essential to prevent medication errors and ensure proper administration. Drawing up the medication with a syringe with a large-gauge needle is not necessary and may increase the risk of tissue damage or other adverse effects. Measuring the medication at the top of the meniscus is also not necessary as long as the correct volume is drawn up. Diluting the medication with water before measuring is not appropriate unless specifically instructed to do so by the prescriber.