Delegation
Ethics and Law
Pharmacology
Drug orders
Medication Admin.
100

Who can delegate to a MA-C

What is the RN

100

intentional mistreatment or harm of another person

What is abuse

100

The process by which a drug is transferred from its site of body entry to circulating body fluids

What is absorption

100

PO

what is by mouth

100

a liquid containing solid drug particles

What is a suspension

200

responsible for one's own actions

What is accountable

200

failure to provide the person with the good or services needed to avoid physical harm

What is neglect

200

Expected response

What is a desired action

200

MAR

what is a Medication administration record

200

Inside the check

what is buccal

300

The delegation process

What is the five rights of delegation

300

a rule of conduct made by a government body.

What is a law

300

The elimination of a drug from the body

What is excretion

300

a drug given as prescribed until cancelled by the prescriber.

What is a routine order

300

a clear liquid made up of a drug dissolved in alcohol and water

What is elixir

400

to authorize another person to perform a nursing task in a certain situation.

What is delegate

400

a wrong committed against a person or the person's property

What is a tort

400

an unintended reaction to a drug given in a normal dosage

What is a side effect

400

a written or electronic account of a persons' condition and response to treatment

What is a medical record

400

refers to a surface of a part of the body

What is topical

500

Assess and Plan

What is the first step in the delegation process

500

Laws concerned with relationships between people

What is a criminal law

500

something unusual or abnormal that happens when a drug is first given

What is idiosyncratic reaction

500

describes care given as well as the person's response 

What is a progress note

500

ISMP

What is institute for safe medication practices

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