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10. Medication Administration Record dication Administration MAR NKDA Date 8-13- Alergies Scheduled Medications Time Drug name Dose 1400 NIMODine 60 mg Route Freq. Adm. PO 9.4h PAN Medications G. Patient MR #94421 Age 39 DOB 4-22-xx J. XXX M.D. RM 10-1 The nurse is reviewing the paper copy of a patient's MAR. The nurse is correct to: Interpret that the 1400 dose of the drug has not been administered. Question the tall man lettering of the drug name with the pharmacist. Question the frequency of administration with the pharmacist. Interpret that the medication order is written correctly.
Admiration Instructions: Check (w) the most appropriate nursing action for the following medication onders, 8. Electronic Medical Record MAR Nane H. Patient Age Gender Doe --22- MR. 7020 Allergies NNDA Room 110- Date 8-10- Time 1700 Scheduled Medications Time Drugam Dee Houters Aom. 1700 Latin 20 mg PO daily PR Medications buprofen 200 mg PO q 1000 headache The nurse is reviewing the clectronic medication administration record (MAR) of the patient. For the 1500-2300p.m. shift, the nurse is correct to Administer lovastatin to the patient at 1700. Delay the administration of ibuprofen until bedtime. Administer ibuprofen with lovastatin at 1700 if the patient has a headache. 9. Medication Administration Record MAR Date 9-12 Allergie Scheduled Medications Time Drug name Dose 0900 Synthroid 200 mcg Route Adm Freq. dady PO PRN Medications 8. Patient MR35788 Age 81 DOB 6-19-xx A XXX MO. RM 70-A A patient is admitted at 0830 to the hospital unit. The day shift nurse is reviewing the paper copy of the newly admitted patient's MAR. The most appropriate clinical decision for the nurse is to: Administer the 0900 dose as ordered. Check to see if the patient has taken the morning dose of Synthroid at home. Ask another nurse to verify the dose. Question the patient's allergies to medication. The allergy box on the patient's MAR has no data entered. wright © 2012 FA Davis Company
Instructions: For questions 1 to 4, select True if the statement is true; select False if the statement is false. True False 1. For safe practice, the nurse must use one accurate patient identifier before administering any medication. 2. Best practices in medication administration include providing the nurse with a quiet, distraction-free area to prepare medications. 3. The Six Rights of Medication Administration include right drug, dose, route, patient, time, and documentation. 4. The primary focus of a culture of safety is collaboration of all health-care professionals to determine who was responsible for a medical error Instructions: Check the correct statement(s) that apply to the following medication orders. Give a rationale for your answer S. Electronic Medical Record Provider Orders 0 0 0 Name I. Patient Age 76 Gender MDOB 12-1-xx MR # 98322 Allergies NKDA Room 317-1 Provider T. Physician, MD Date 2-19-xx Order Clonidine 0.1 mg. PO at bedtime. The medication order has a trailing zero. ling The medication order contains all of the necessary components. There should not be a period (.) after the unit of measurement.