Policy 6.12
Unusable Drugs
All medications, syringes, and needles are to be ___
Secured. This implies that medications are either attended by a nurse, physician, or pharmacist or locked up securely.
You must always use __ patient identification per policy 7.11
2
Whose job is it to improve organizational performance?
Everyone's job.
Policy 594.00
Handling of Hazardous Drugs
Check any drawers and carts for ___ items.
Mark open multi-dose vials with a ___ -day expiration date unless otherwise directed by the manufacturer's instructions.
28
What do you do or how do you respond when asked a question by a surveyor and you are unsure of the answer?
_____
Policy 1.10
Department of Pharmacy Mission and Vision
18 inches
Single-dose vials should be discarded ____ after opening.
Immediately
PLAN
DO
CHECK
ACT
Policy 3.14
Compounded Sterile Preparation
Refrigerator/Freezer calibration certificates and compounding hood certification are within ____
the date (1yr)
Reason; Ex: Tylenol PRN for pain.
How are incidents reported and who reviews the reports?
Via the electronic incident reporting system (e-IRS) via the intranet. After submission, a follow-up investigation will be conducted by Risk Management/Department of Pharmacy Leadership.
Policy 521.00
Patient Medications Brought from Home
Sharps containers should be changed out when ___ full and must be secured.
2/3
Be sure all prescription pads and printer prescriptions paper are ____ and _____.
Locked and secured