ATI Medication Administration Test *Q&A* 100% Correct and Verified!! 2025/2024
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ATI Medication Administration Test
*Q&A* 100% Correct and Verified!!
2025/2024
What is the first step a nurse should take before administering any medication to a patient?
Verify the patient’s identity using two identifiers.
A patient is prescribed a new medication. What is the nurse's re...
ATI Medication Administration Test
*Q&A* 100% Correct and Verified!!
2025/2024
What is the first step a nurse should take before administering any medication to a patient?
Verify the patient’s identity using two identifiers.
A patient is prescribed a new medication. What is the nurse's responsibility before
administration?
Assess the patient's allergies and medication history.
Which route of medication administration typically has the fastest onset of action?
Intravenous (IV) route.
A nurse notices that a medication has a different appearance than expected. What should the
nurse do?
Hold the medication and verify it with a pharmacist or reference.
When administering oral medications, what should the nurse ensure regarding the patient's
position?
The patient should be sitting upright or in a high-Fowler's position.
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, A medication order reads “give 500 mg of medication X.” The medication comes in 250 mg
tablets. How many tablets should the nurse administer?
2 tablets.
A patient is receiving a medication that has a high risk of toxicity. What should the nurse do
regularly?
Monitor the patient’s laboratory values and signs of toxicity.
When is it appropriate for a nurse to delegate medication administration to a nursing assistant?
When the medication is a routine, stable dose and the patient is stable.
What is the significance of the “six rights” of medication administration?
They ensure safe and accurate medication delivery.
If a patient refuses a medication, what is the nurse’s best course of action?
Document the refusal and inform the healthcare provider.
What is a critical consideration when administering insulin?
Rotate injection sites to prevent lipodystrophy.
What should a nurse do if a patient experiences an allergic reaction after taking a medication?
Stop the medication immediately and assess the patient’s condition.
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