Lecture 9 Flashcards

1
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10 Rights of Medication Administration

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Right Medication
Right Amount
Right Patient
Right Time
Right Route
Right Assessment
Right Documentation
Right to Education
Right Evaluation
Right to Refuse

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2
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How many checks do you make with medication before giving?

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3
When you remove from storage
When your prepare it
Prior to giving to the patient

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3
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Generic Name of Medication Info

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Not capitalized
Written after trade name
Usually costs less

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4
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Brand Name of Medication Info

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Capitalized
Followed by trademark

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5
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Should you ever give medication that someone else pulled?

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NO!

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6
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What does STAT mean?

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Give Immediately

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7
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What does QD mean?

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Every day

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8
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What does BID mean?

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Twice a day

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9
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What does TID mean?

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Three times a day

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10
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What does QID mean?

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Four times a day

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11
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What does h.s. mean?

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At bedtime

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12
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What does a.c. mean?

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Before meals

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13
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What is the time window for when meds can be given?

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30 minutes before or after the ordered time

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14
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How should you chart a refused medication?

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“Refused _______ medication because of (state reason patient refused medication)”

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15
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What do you do with the medication if patient refuses?

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You discard it!

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16
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What is Floor Stock?

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Medication that is stored in the patient care unit

17
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What is a Unit Dose System?

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A portable medication cart that has a drawer
It has the amount of medication the patient is to receive at a specific time

18
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Types of Enteral Administration

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Oral
Tubal
Sublingual
Buccal
Oral Inhalant

19
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Types of Percutaneous Administration

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Topical
Instillation: Eye, Ear, and Nose

20
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Types of Parenteral Administration

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Intradermal
Intramuscular
Intravascular
Subcutaneous

21
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Must Haves on MD Orders

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Pts Name
Today’s Date
Time Order was made
Name of the drug
Dose of the drug
Frequency
Time of administration
Route to be used
Physician Signature

22
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Types of Orders

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Standing: created by Phy for a patient who is admitted
Verbal/Telephone: Have these signed ASAP
STAT: one-time order given immediately
Single: one-time order to be given at a specific time
PRN: given as needed

23
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What does c mean?

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With

24
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Steps for Medication Error

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Assess clients conditions
Get Vital signs
Notify Physician
Follow Physician Instructions
Notify Charge Nurse and Supervisor
Complete Incident report and med error form

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