The nurse is instilling eye drops into a patient’s eye

The nurse is instilling eye drops into a patient’s eye. The nurse checks the patient’s identification, performs hand hygiene, and applies gloves. The nurse follows the six rights of medication administration. The nurse asks the patient to tilt the head back and look up. The nurse holds the patient’s eye open by pushing up on the skin of the upper orbit, and with the free hand instills the drops of medication onto the patient’s cornea at a distance of 2.5 to 5 cm (1 to 2 inches). The nurse applies gentle pressure to the lacrimal duct and asks the patient to close the eyes gently. The nurse discards the gloves, performs hand hygiene, and documents the procedure. What actions by the nurse, if any, were incorrect? (Select all that apply.) geoquad Applying the eye drops onto the patient’s cornea. geoquad Ruth the partlent to choor the eyes gently. geoquad The nurse performed the procedure correctly. geoquad The mathod used to hald the patlent’s eve open. geoquad Applying pressure to the lacrimal duct. geoquad thing the ture humle te term the dreper st 3 distance of 2.5 to 5 cm (1 to 2 inches).