Med admin 1 4 - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

NRSG 200 EXAM 2 - MEDICATION ADMINISTRATION EXAM REVIEW QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS, GRADED A+ Who gives us dosing guidelines for federal and state regulations? What branch if it part of? - -FDA - US Department of Health and Human Services Are hospital/facility or Federal/state regulations and protocols stricter? - -Hospital and Facility protocols are stricter because they want to make sure people are safe in their facilities. What is the Nurse Practice Act? - -Body of law that mandates the ...

Willow IP Admin RX305/405 Questions with Verified Answers| 100% Correct| 100% Score Where the record name appears - Database Tab, Order Composer, Dispense Product Where the Order Name appears - Orders Activity, MAR Order Name - <generic> <(BRAND)> <strength> <form> Include Strength = YES - simple ERX with many ingredients Display Name shows - Preference Lists *You cannot search by Display name Dispense Section for Pharmacy - Due to PROFILE, Not OCC Summary Items - ...

Pharmacist mission improve public health through ensuring the safe, effective, and appropriate use of medications 4 main clinical pharmacy practice models pharmaceutical care MTM comprehensive med mgmt CDTM Morisky Questionnaire predictive adherence measurement tool - 1+ drugs in a regimen for a particular disease - screen for knowledge gaps and motivational issues Adherence Estimator Used only for individual drugs Pt Ed Materials Assessment (PEMAT) tool usa...

ACLS Study Cards ( Updated 2024 ) Complete Questions & Answers (Solved) 100% Correct 1. Primary Survey Answer: ABCD A-airway B-breathing C-circulation D-defibrilation 2. Secondary Survey Answer: IAID I-intabate (if resp. arrest or can't get good venitlaiton) A-access airway I-IV/IO access for Drugs D-differential diagnosis (H's & T's) 3. What do you do with a non responsive patient? Answer: 1st survey, then secondsurvey 4. Med Administration Answer: -IV access: large bore ...

ATI Community Health Nursing Proctored Focus Final Test Exam With 1928Questions and Answers All Answers 100% Verified (Latest Update 2024/2025 RATED A+ Care of specific populations: Migrants Migrant workers health problems include: - CORRECT ANSWERS 1. Dental disease 2. TB 3. Chronic conditions 4. Stress, anxiety, & other mental health conditions 5. Leukemia 6. Iron deficiency anemia 7. Stomach, uterine, & cervical cancers 8. Lack of prenatal care 9. Higher infant mortali...

NU308 - EXAM 4 PRACTICE QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS A nurse is caring for a pt who has thrombophlebitis & is receiving heparin by cont. IV infusion. The pt asks the nurse how long it will take for the heparin to dissolve the clot. Which of the following responses should the nurse give? a. "It usually takes heparin at least 2-3 days to reach a therapeutic blood level." b. "A pharmacist is the person to answer that question." c. "Heparin does not dissolve clots, It stops new clots ...

NHCO Phlebotomy Review Questions with All Correct Answers What should be included on a requisition - Answer-1. Date the sample was drawn 2. what time it was drawn 3. who did the draw Patient identification: outpatient - Answer-State-issued ID with DOB Patient identification: inpatient - Answer-Patient ID band Most important things to verify before blood collection (meds) - Answer-1. Checking last med dose 2. if med admin schedule is accurate Syringe vs. evacuated tube draw - A...

What are the steps for oral medication administration? - ️️assess risk of aspiration crush (only if applicable) shake liquids; measure at eye level Where are the two other places you can administer an oral medicine (other than swallowing a pill)? - ️️sublingual (under the tongue) buccal (in cheek) What are eight general tips of medication administration? - ️️1. assess allergies 2. identify patient with 2 identifiers 3. prepare meds for only 1 patient at a time 4. know 6 righ...

10 Rights of Medicine Administration - -Patient(2 forms) -Medicine(check 3x-at drawer before removing, with MAR, at bedside) -Dose(read label) -Route(per order-stay ad bedside until taken) -Time(military time, dosing schedule) -Assessment(per drug, apical pulse, BS, BP, pain rating) -Documentation(after med admin) -Evaluation(Did it do what it was supposed to do?) -Education(Patient-purpose, result, dose, side effect, diet restrictions) -Refuse(Patient has right to refuse-document why) ...

Nurs 125 Exam Practice Questions and Answers 100% Pass This type of medication reaction occurs when a person overreacts or under reacts to a medication or has reaction different than normal - ANSWER-Idiosyncratic Who approves of drugs? - ANSWER-FDA (Food and Drug Administration) Hand hygiene, use of ppe equipment, and routine environmental cleaning? What do call this?? - ANSWER-Medical asepsis A loss that occurs when a person no longer sees, hears, feels an object or person - what do we ...