LEC 11

Question 1

how to Monitor patients in the healthcare setting

Answer 1

1- Collect patient-specific data.
2- Perform relevant physical assessment.
3- Identify patient-specific goals of therapy.
4- take petient medical history.

Question 2

how to Evaluate patient-specific drug therapy and therapeutic problems

Answer 2

1- Evaluate the appropriateness of drug therapy
2- Identify potential or actual drug-induced adverse effects.
3- Identify potential or actual drug interactions
4- Identify contraindications to therapy

Question 3

how to Design a comprehensive drug therapy plan for patient specific problems

Answer 3

1- Select nonpharmacologic therapeutic measures
2- Select nonpharmacologic therapeutic measures
3- Select strategies for prevention of disease
4- justify recommendations

Question 4

how to Educate patients.

Answer 4

1- Identify appropriate patient educational needs
2- Recognize patient education barriers
3- Use appropriate educational methods to educate patients
4-Assess patient’s level of knowledge and skill acquisition

Question 5

how to Communicate effectively

Answer 5

1- Effectively communicate at a level appropriate to the audience
2- Interpret verbal and nonverbal cues
3-. Maintain appropriate eye contact
4-Display an appropriate level of confidence

Question 6

how to Document interventions in the patient medical record

Answer 6

1- Clearly document drug therapy
2- Effectively communicate assessment,
3- Effectively communicate the therapeutic plan.

Question 7

how to Demonstrate the motivation and commitment to become a
lifelong learner.

Answer 7

1- Effectively self-assess knowledge and limitations.
2- Define the question to be answered or problem to be solved
3- 3. Demonstrate habits of self-learning.

Question 8

Determinants of nonadherence

Answer 8

1- Social and economic-related factors
2- Therapy-related factors
3- Condition-related factors
4- Patient-related factors

Question 9

main objective of ward tasks

Answer 9

1- all prescriptions are clear, unambiguous
2- appropriate and safe,
3- nursing staff have clear and complete instructions for administering
drugs.

Question 10

The Categories of medication errors

Answer 10

1- Prescribing errors
2-Dispensing errors
3-Administration errors

Question 11

The Categories of medication errors:

Answer 11

1- Wrong dose error
2- Wrong route error:
3-Wrong dosage form error:
4-Wrong rate error

Question 12

Factors responsible for medication errors:

Answer 12

1- Misinterpretation of the prescription
2- Failure to review treatment or to cancel a prescription
3- Duplication of drug administration
4- Failure to identify the individual patient correctly

Question 13

steps of PREPARATION OF MEDICATIONS FOR ADMINISTRATION

Answer 13

1. Select medication card (s) or drugs(s) to be administered.
2. Check medication card (s) for expiry time and date and omissions.
3. Give full attention while preparing medication.
4. Read the label three times: