The phrase "administering proper" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete expression and lacks clarity without additional context.
Example: "The team is focused on administering proper care to all patients."
Alternatives: "providing appropriate" or "delivering suitable".
Many diabetics, he notes, have difficulty learning to administer proper wound care, and many other patients do not follow doctors' orders or show up for scheduled visits.
Most closers struggle to gain command of their secondary pitches because they throw relatively few innings and cannot administer proper maintenance.
They have installed cameras in intensive-care units, so that doctors abroad can monitor patients by Skype and direct technicians to administer proper treatment.
It reveals the precise extent of tumours rapidly and vividly, and it provides early evidence of potential damage from stroke, allowing physicians to administer proper treatments early.
In an interview, Dr. Amodio said he did not know why the technologists had failed to protect the infants, but he surmised that because premature babies are especially fragile, technologists might have been afraid to touch them and "do what was really necessary" to administer proper X-rays.
Not only are there several potential cell sources that might be used for type 1 diabetes (e.g., mesenchymal stem cells, hematopoetic stem cells, adipose-derived stem cells, and umbilical cord blood), but we must also identify the appropriate conditions for expanding these cells, selecting the appropriate subpopulations of cells, and administering the proper cell dose.
Staff had to identify and diagnose the condition and administer proper treatment, including CPR.
If you suspect that you were bitten by a dangerous spider, go to the sub-sections below to confirm identity and administer proper first aid.
