Which of the following are appropriate steps to take when removing cerumen from an older person's ear? (Select all that apply. )
A) Instill a softening agent first.
B) Use hot water and hydrogen peroxide.
C) Use a Waterpik inserted just inside the meatus.
D) Have the patient lean backward.
E) Drain water by having the patient lean forward toward the affected side.
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