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[Show more]ATI Medication Administration (Dosage Calculation) Graded A 
A nurse is preparing to administer sucralfate 1 g PO twice daily to a client. Available is sucralfate 1,000 
mg tablets. How many tablets should the nurse administer per dose? ️1 tablet 
A nurse is preparing to administer epinephrine ...
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A nurse is preparing to administer sucralfate 1 g PO twice daily to a client. Available is sucralfate 1,000 
mg tablets. How many tablets should the nurse administer per dose? ️1 tablet 
A nurse is preparing to administer epinephrine ...
Drug Administration All Answers Correct 
Drug Administration and Effects - Topical: This type of administration is applied to a specific area, producing a localized effect. - Enteral: Refers to anything related to the intestine and includes drugs typically taken orally. These 
drugs have systemic ...
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Drug Administration and Effects - Topical: This type of administration is applied to a specific area, producing a localized effect. - Enteral: Refers to anything related to the intestine and includes drugs typically taken orally. These 
drugs have systemic ...
CH 22 - Drug Administration Already Graded A+ 
1. Which methods are appropriate to confirm the correct patient before administering medication? 
1. Verify the type of medication. 
2. Inspect the patient's identification band. 
3. Ask the patient to confirm their name and/or date of birth. - a. ...
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1. Which methods are appropriate to confirm the correct patient before administering medication? 
1. Verify the type of medication. 
2. Inspect the patient's identification band. 
3. Ask the patient to confirm their name and/or date of birth. - a. ...
Chapter 31: Medication Administration 
1. If a nurse struggles to read a physician’s medication order due to poor handwriting, what should the 
nurse do next? - a. Call a pharmacist for help with the order. - b. Call the physician for clarification. - c. Seek assistance from the unit manager...
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1. If a nurse struggles to read a physician’s medication order due to poor handwriting, what should the 
nurse do next? - a. Call a pharmacist for help with the order. - b. Call the physician for clarification. - c. Seek assistance from the unit manager...
Principles of Drug Administration All Answers Correct 
Responsibilities of the Nurse When Administering Medication - Determine the drug ordered: Understand the specific medication prescribed by the healthcare 
provider. - Identify the medication: Know both the generic and trade names, along with t...
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Responsibilities of the Nurse When Administering Medication - Determine the drug ordered: Understand the specific medication prescribed by the healthcare 
provider. - Identify the medication: Know both the generic and trade names, along with t...
Chapter 09: Photo Atlas of Drug Administration 
ANS: D 
Verifying the patient's identity, using two identifiers, before administering any medication is 
essential for the patient's safety and reflects checking one of the "Nine Rights" of medication 
administration. Documentation is done afte...
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ANS: D 
Verifying the patient's identity, using two identifiers, before administering any medication is 
essential for the patient's safety and reflects checking one of the "Nine Rights" of medication 
administration. Documentation is done afte...
Medication Administration Rated A+ 
Controlled Substances Law - Drug Schedules: - Schedule I: Illegal drugs with no accepted medical use and a high potential for abuse (e.g., heroin, 
cannabis). - Schedule II: High potential for abuse, accepted for medical use with severe restrictions (e.g., opio...
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Controlled Substances Law - Drug Schedules: - Schedule I: Illegal drugs with no accepted medical use and a high potential for abuse (e.g., heroin, 
cannabis). - Schedule II: High potential for abuse, accepted for medical use with severe restrictions (e.g., opio...
Routes of Drug Administration Complete Solutions 
Why is a drug substance incorporated into various dosage forms for administration by alternative 
routes? 
To maximize therapeutic response 
Dosage forms available for different administration routes 
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Why is a drug substance incorporated into various dosage forms for administration by alternative 
routes? 
To maximize therapeutic response 
Dosage forms available for different administration routes 
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Pharm Chapter 10: Drug Administration 
The nurse is administering oral meds to a patient. Which are important considerations? (Select all) 
A) Administer irritating drugs with food 
B) Avoid mixing meds in infant formula 
C) Enteric-coated capsules may be chewed or crushed 
D) Oral meds s...
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The nurse is administering oral meds to a patient. Which are important considerations? (Select all) 
A) Administer irritating drugs with food 
B) Avoid mixing meds in infant formula 
C) Enteric-coated capsules may be chewed or crushed 
D) Oral meds s...
Medication Administration practice questions 
1. Briefly summarize the roles of the following in relation to the regulation of medications. ️a. Federal 
government: The federal government protects the health of the people by ensuring that medications 
are safe and effective. Currently, the Food...
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1. Briefly summarize the roles of the following in relation to the regulation of medications. ️a. Federal 
government: The federal government protects the health of the people by ensuring that medications 
are safe and effective. Currently, the Food...
Advantages And Disadvantages Of Different Routes Of 
Administration 
Routes of Administration 
1. Enteral: - Definition: Routes that deal with the gastrointestinal (GI) tract. - Examples: Oral, Rectal, Buccal. --- 
2. Parenteral: - Definition: Routes that do not involve the GI tract. -...
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Administration 
Routes of Administration 
1. Enteral: - Definition: Routes that deal with the gastrointestinal (GI) tract. - Examples: Oral, Rectal, Buccal. --- 
2. Parenteral: - Definition: Routes that do not involve the GI tract. -...
Chapter 53 Medication Administration Graded A 
To administer drugs safely and effectively to all patients, it is important for medical assistants to 
__________. ️know the techniques needed to administer drugs. 
know the routes of medication administration. 
know how to perform dosage calculat...
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To administer drugs safely and effectively to all patients, it is important for medical assistants to 
__________. ️know the techniques needed to administer drugs. 
know the routes of medication administration. 
know how to perform dosage calculat...
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Key Terms in Medication Administration 
Adverse Events (AEs) - Negative reactions to a drug. 
Allergic Reaction - An acquired hyperresponse of body defenses to a foreign substance, known as an allergen. 
Anaphylaxis - An acute allergic ...
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Key Terms in Medication Administration 
Adverse Events (AEs) - Negative reactions to a drug. 
Allergic Reaction - An acquired hyperresponse of body defenses to a foreign substance, known as an allergen. 
Anaphylaxis - An acute allergic ...
Drug Administration Abbreviations 
ac ️before meals 
ad lib ️as desired/as directed 
AM ️morning 
bid ️twice a day 
cap ️capsule 
gtt ️drop 
h or hr ️hour 
IM ️intramuscular 
IV ️intravenous 
no ️number 
pc ️after meals; after eating 
PO ️by mouth 
PM ️afternoo...
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ac ️before meals 
ad lib ️as desired/as directed 
AM ️morning 
bid ️twice a day 
cap ️capsule 
gtt ️drop 
h or hr ️hour 
IM ️intramuscular 
IV ️intravenous 
no ️number 
pc ️after meals; after eating 
PO ️by mouth 
PM ️afternoo...
Chapter 28 - Medications 
Medication Administration Scenarios and Answers 
1. Administering Medication via Nasogastric Tube - Question: What guideline should the nurse follow when administering a drug via this route? - A) Flush the tube with water between each drug administered. ️ - B) Position ...
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Medication Administration Scenarios and Answers 
1. Administering Medication via Nasogastric Tube - Question: What guideline should the nurse follow when administering a drug via this route? - A) Flush the tube with water between each drug administered. ️ - B) Position ...
MyLab Module 3- Principles of Drug Administration 
B. 
Reason the medication was prescribed 
C. 
Route of administration 
D. 
How the medication is supplied by the pharmacy 
E. 
Name of the medication ️A nurse is preparing to administer several medications for a client. The 
nurse is resp...
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B. 
Reason the medication was prescribed 
C. 
Route of administration 
D. 
How the medication is supplied by the pharmacy 
E. 
Name of the medication ️A nurse is preparing to administer several medications for a client. The 
nurse is resp...
Medication Administration Complete Solution 
Nursing Scenarios and Answers 
1. Intradermal Injection Angle - Question: At which angle should the nurse insert the needle for an intradermal injection? - ️ 10° angle - Feedback: Intradermal injections are typically administered at a shallow angle t...
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Nursing Scenarios and Answers 
1. Intradermal Injection Angle - Question: At which angle should the nurse insert the needle for an intradermal injection? - ️ 10° angle - Feedback: Intradermal injections are typically administered at a shallow angle t...
Medication Administration Process Guaranteed Success 
Medication Administration Overview 
1. Medication Administration - Definition: A process involving a chain of healthcare professionals from prescribing to monitoring the 
effects of medications. 
2. Five Stages of Medication Administration - ...
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Medication Administration Overview 
1. Medication Administration - Definition: A process involving a chain of healthcare professionals from prescribing to monitoring the 
effects of medications. 
2. Five Stages of Medication Administration - ...
Chapter 31 Medication Administration (Practice Questions) 
 
 Nursing Medication Administration Questions and Answers 
 
1. Patient Education Effectiveness 
 - Question: A nurse knows that patient education has been effective when the patient states: 
 - a. I must take my parenteral me...
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 Nursing Medication Administration Questions and Answers 
 
1. Patient Education Effectiveness 
 - Question: A nurse knows that patient education has been effective when the patient states: 
 - a. I must take my parenteral me...
9 Rights Of Medication Admin 
Rights of Medication Administration 
1. Right Patient - Description: The medication must be administered to the correct patient for whom it is prescribed. - Important Note: Patient identity should be confirmed using at least two facility-approved identifiers 
(e.g., ...
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Rights of Medication Administration 
1. Right Patient - Description: The medication must be administered to the correct patient for whom it is prescribed. - Important Note: Patient identity should be confirmed using at least two facility-approved identifiers 
(e.g., ...
Chapter 22 Principles of Drug Administration Complete Solutions 
Medication Administration Questions and Answers 
1. The abbreviation for IU can be mistaken for which meaning? - Options: - A. milliliter - B. intravenous - C. international unit - D. individual units - ️ Answer: B. intravenous -...
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Medication Administration Questions and Answers 
1. The abbreviation for IU can be mistaken for which meaning? - Options: - A. milliliter - B. intravenous - C. international unit - D. individual units - ️ Answer: B. intravenous -...
Chapter 32 Medication Administration Verified Answers 
Nurse's Role and Responsibilities in Medication Administration 
1. Assess the Medication: Ensure that the ordered medication is correct for the patient’s diagnosis and 
condition. 
2. Assess Self-Administration: Evaluate the patient’s c...
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Nurse's Role and Responsibilities in Medication Administration 
1. Assess the Medication: Ensure that the ordered medication is correct for the patient’s diagnosis and 
condition. 
2. Assess Self-Administration: Evaluate the patient’s c...
Medication Administration Verified A+ 
The nurse is administering medications to the client. What does the nurse explain to the client who asks 
about the checks of medication administration? 
Select all that apply. 
"I check the label of any medication before administering it to you.", "I ch...
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The nurse is administering medications to the client. What does the nurse explain to the client who asks 
about the checks of medication administration? 
Select all that apply. 
"I check the label of any medication before administering it to you.", "I ch...
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