Misc.
Med orders
Forms
PRNs
QAs
100

What are the 3 colors of med logs?

White (scheduled), Yellow (controlled), Pink (PRN)

100

When do med orders expire?

After 1 year from the date it is written (example: 10/21/26 to 10/21/27).

100

How many hours do you have to send in the HCV form?

24 hours

100

Is a PRN medication is controlled, do you document it on pink log or yellow log?

Yellow log

100

Who is in charge of doing QAs?

Nurse Trainer

200

How often do diet orders need to be renewed?

Every year, just like med orders.

200

The doctor increases the dose of your client's trazodone. Who do you need to obtain consent from before starting the new dose?

client's guardian and the Nurse Trainer

200

What form would you fill out if your client has a fall?

Incident Report (IR)

200

In addition to your triple checks, what else do you need to check before giving a PRN medication?

The PRN Protocol, expiration date, last time medication was administered

200

You move to a new home with your client. How frequently do the QAs need to be and for how long?

After 30 days, it will be monthly QAs for 3 months.

300

The doctor says to stop the client's melatonin. What document do you need from them before you can do this?

discontinue (d/c) order

300

Your client's order says to give one 100 mg tablet. The label on the bottle says to give two 50 mg tablets. What should you do?

Get an order from the provider that matches the label exactly so that you can do your triple checks. 

300

What 2 forms would be required if your client has a seizure?

Incident Report (IR) and seizure report

300

How long should you wait to determine if a PRN is effective or not?

30-60 minutes

300

You have insulin that needs to be kept unlocked in the fridge. What form do you need to have in the med book and who signs it?

Unlock form; the Nurse Trainer

400

How many years of annual physicals do you need to keep in the med book?

The last 2 years

400

How often after receiving a new order should you start the medication?

Within 24 hours (ideally the same day)
400

Your client just scored a 4 in the "Falls" category on the HRST. When is the earliest possible time (in months) that this score to decrease?

12 months

400

acetaminophen (Tylenol) 325 mg

Give 2 tabs by mouth every 4 hours as needed.

You give a dose at 10:30 AM. When is the earliest they can have another dose?

2:30 PM

400

You picked up Vitamin D3 over the counter and it does not have a label. What 2 forms do you need to keep with that medication?

OTC form and a copy of the order/prescription
500

Explain why some categories on the HRST have 2 boxes.

The left-handed box is the score (looks at the past 12 months), and the right-handed box is the number of occurrences for that month. 

500

The client is prescribed ibuprofen 600 mg tablets. You get an order for Tylenol 600 mg tablets. What is wrong with this order? 

They are for different medications. ibuprofen = Advil, Motrin and Tylenol = acetaminophen. Always check the generic and brand names!

500

Which 3 forms do you need to bring to the annual physical exam?

Healthcare Visit Form (HCV), annual health screening recommendation form, annual physical exam form

500

Your client was given his PRN Ativan 5 times this month. Where should you document this on the HRST?

Right-hand box in "chemical restraint" category

500

Name 3 documents that the Nurse Trainer will look for at every QA.

ISA, NH Health History, copies of last 2 physicals, consent form, etc.

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