Unit 2 Pharmacology: Safety and Quality in Pharmacotherapy

  1. 14 Rights of Administration
    • 1. Right Drug/Medication
    • 2. Right Client/Patient
    • 3. Right Route
    • 4. Right Dose
    • 5. Right Frequency/Time
    • 6. Right Assessment
    • 7. Right Approach
    • 8. Right Education
    • 9. Right Evaluation
    • 10. Right Documentation
    • 11. Right to Refuse
    • 12. Right Principle of Care
    • 13. Right Prescription
    • 14. Right Nurse Clinician
  2. Nurses' Rights when administering medications
    • 1. The right to a complete and clear order
    • 2. The right to have the correct drug, route (form), and dose dispensed
    • 3. The right to have access to information
    • 4. The right to have policies to guide safe medication administration
    • 5. The right to administer medications safely and to identify problems in the system
    • 6. The right to stop, think, and be vigilant when administering medication
  3. Most Frequently Used Methods to Dispense Drugs
    • 1. Stock Drug Method
    • 2. Unit Dose Method
  4. The drugs are dispensed to all patients from the same containers
    Stock Drug Method
  5. Drugs are individually wrapped and labeled for single doses for each patient
    Unit Dose Method
  6. A principle of which is the individual having the knowledge necessary to make a decision.
    Informed Consent
  7. A(n) ___ and ____ is critical to preventing medication errors
    Informed patient and Family
  8. Is the process of comparing a patient's medication orders to all of the medications that the patient has been taking
    Medication Reconciliation
  9. The purpose of medication reconciliation is to avoid errors (e.g., omissions, duplications, dosing errors, drug interactions)
    True
  10. Medication Disposal Guidelines
    1. Follow specific information on the drug label or drug insert; Do not flush medications down the toilet unless specifically instructed

    2. Remove the drug from its original container and dispose of it in a sealed bag with an undesirable substance

    3. All identifying information should be removed or obscured before disposing of medication containers
  11. The Occupational Safety and Health
    Administration (OSHA) Needlestick Safety and Prevention Act of 2000 resulted from the _________________
    American Nurses Association’s (ANA) campaign; Safe Needles Save Lives.
  12. Some medications can be crushed while others cannot. What are the suffixes of medications that shouldn't be crushed?
    • ER
    • SR
    • XR
    • SA
    • CR
    • MR
    • XL
  13. Determine the FDA Pregnancy Category

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    Category A
  14. Determine the FDA Pregnancy Category

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    Category B
  15. Determine the FDA Pregnancy Category

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    Category C
  16. Determine the FDA Pregnancy Category

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    Category D
  17. Determine the FDA Pregnancy Category

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    Category X
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