Principles of Pharm
Synthroid is what type of drug name?
What is a Brand Name
This drug action gives a mild, annoying response
This drug right consists of writing down the patient response, time, dose, and time of medication
What is right documentation
This safety principles protects you and the patient from the medication
What is hand washing or donning gloves
What standard denes the scope of legal responsibilities
What is the Nurse Practice Act
The drug attachment where the there is complete drug attachment.
What is an agonist
This drug action is toxic to the kidneys
What is Nephrotoxic
This right consists of Double-checking calculations, especially for high‑risk or weight‑based meds
This safety principle includes verifying 2 items specific to the patient
What is patient identifiers
This Act includes secures storage, counts and records of the drug
What is Controlled Substances Act
This is the process where the molecules of a substance move from a high concentration to a low concentration
What is diffusion
This drug action is an unpredicted response
What is Idiosyncratic
This right includes checking the label 3 times
What is right medication
This safety principle ensures the patient has taken the medication
Stay with the patient until medication is given
A nurse MUST have this before administering an order or intervention
What is an order
This type of drug administration allows for the fastest absorption and availability
What is Intravenous
This right includes
What is right response/right evaluation
These are things that are done to ensure proper medication administration
What are 10 rights of medication administration
This is defined by a nurse intending to do no harm
What is nonmaleficence
The drug attachment where there is a blocked response
Benadryl can sometimes cause this type of response in an individual
What is Paradoxical Response
This right includes administering within the appropriate window.
What is right time
Name the items you should know about the medication being administered
What are purpose, usual dose, side effects, interactions
This ethical principle is defined by a nurse keeping her promises, being honest
What is fidelity/veracity