The phrase "administered me" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is not typically used in standard English, as "administer" usually requires a direct object that is not a person.
Example: "The nurse administered the medication to the patient."
Alternatives: "gave me" or "provided me with".
Patients were administered ME-344 intravenously (iv) over 30 minutes in 28-day cycles.
The pH value of the small intestine decreased in rats administered ME-RCA (P < 0.05) and remained stable in those administered MBG-RCA (P > 0.05).
From the GP who saw me in the out-of-house clinic, to the paramedics who waited for my crying children to get in the car and leave before putting me in the ambulance, to the doctors and especially nurses who administered to me when I first arrived, they were all amazing – every single one.
I am prepared and on Monday, at 1 p.m., I will have the oath of office administered to me in the Assembly chamber.
(It begins, matter-of-factly, "I gave up heroin and went back to my town and started on the methadone treatment administered to me at the clinic").
Johnson said later that during this call Kennedy advised him "that the oath should be administered to me immediately, before taking off for Washington, and that it could be administered by a judicial officer".
I, therefore, ask that medication be mercifully administered to me to alleviate suffering even though this may hasten the moment of death.
ME administered the survey questionnaires, performed the data analysis, and drafted the manuscript.
My friend who had a kit because she was already in a methadone program administered naloxone to me, and I think she gave me two shots.
Humboldt penguins at the Scarborough Sea Life Sanctuary in North Yorkshire were administered the pick-me-up after staff became concerned by their inability to cope with the ongoing wind and rain.
