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Exam 3 Study Guide
Medication Administration
6 rights of medication administration
6 rights of medication administration
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▪ Standing: Waiting if you need it later or not.
▪ PRN: As needed.
▪ One-time: One time only.
▪ STAT: ASAP.
▪ Now: Within an hour or as soon as you can.
What do if too soon to give PRN pain meds
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What do if standing order has expired
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▪ Call Dr. for a new order. I I I I I
Instilling ear drops for adult and child
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Proper technique: Use sterile solution, can put cotton ball in earb ut don’t push it in. Drops need
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▪ Verbal: are illegal unless it is an emergency situation.
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RN: You give the meds.I I I I
Pharmacist: they fill the meds. I I I I
Be able to do med calculations.
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Why do patient refuse medications?
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