All of the following are used in the oral administration of liquid medication in children except:
A) dropper
B) calibrated medication cup
C) oral syringe
D) ampule

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Ampules are used to contain sterile pharmaceuticals and are meant to be opened and used entirely for a single dose. They are not designed for oral administration, especially not in children, as they are made of glass and require breaking open, posing a risk of injury and contamination. Droppers, calibrated medication cups, and oral syringes, on the other hand, are specifically designed for accurate measurement and safe administration of liquid medications orally.

All of the Following Are Used in the Oral Administration