Principles of Medication Administration Flashcards

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Prior to Administration

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The following MUST be done prior to administration:
1. Primary survey & interventions
2. Complete History - SAMPLE & OPQRRRST
3. Baseline set of vitals (initial vitals must be a complete set)
4. Meet ALL indications
5. Rule out ALL contraindications
6. Review 6 rights of Medication Administration
- Right Time
- Right Route
- Right Amount
- Right Medication
- Right Patient
- Right Documentation

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Indications

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The indications listed are general indications for the use of the drug. This includes functional inquiry questions & physical assessment requirements. These indications were created by JIBC and may differ in local protocols.

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Contraindications

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Situations in which a drug should NOT be used, even if PT meets indications. Includes functional Inquiry questions & physical assessment requirements

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Therapeutic Action

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Describes how the drug works within the body. May differ in local protocols.

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Dosage

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General range of doses the drug may be given in

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Side effects

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Lists possible side effects that have been found during testing. Not all side effects will be found every time a drug is given. However, EMR should know how drug may affect PT

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