Safe dosage administration Flashcards

1
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what are the 9 prescription components?

A

Time & date
Client & medication name
Dosage, route, frequency
Doctors signature

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2
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When are Now prescriptions given?

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Once, within 90 min time frame

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3
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What are standing prescriptions?

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a physician’s order carried out by other health care workers when predetermined conditions have been met.

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4
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What are Routine prescriptions?

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A prescription that is carried out until provider changes or discontinues

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5
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What oral medications cannot be crushed?

A

Delayed release
Long acting
Enteric coated

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6
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What are some endotracheal medications?

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L- lidocaine
E- Epinephrine
A- Atropine
N- Naloxone

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7
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How do you improve client safety to adverse reactions to medications?

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Thorough documentation

Avoid excessive duplicate meds

Know indications & intended effects

Monitor therapeutic & adverse effects

Discourage use of nonprescription meds

Perform chart reviews

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8
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What are the nurses responsibilities when administrating medications?

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Prep & giving meds

Evaluating patients response

Maintain up to date knowledge & skills

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