A3-year-old patient named john is taken by his mother to the medical office. reason for consultation (cc) diarrhea and vomiting of two days of evolution. the doctor orders a low dose of phenergan, which should be given immediately to the patient orally through pills. what is wrong with this order? is this the best route of administration for this patient? what could be done differently to adapt to the needs of this patient in this situation? what other risk factors are present in relation to the patient's reason for consultation (cc)?

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