Meds
When administering meds if the label and the MAR do not match what do you do?
What is Call the RN?
What is the purpose of infection control?
What is stop the spread of infection?
Do you have to be med certified to complete a narcotic count?
What is Yes?
Where do you document that a medication was given?
What is a Medication Administration Record/MAR?
Where can you find someone's OTC sheet?
What is the MAR under Z-1?
How many people can you prepare meds for at one time?
What is one?
After using a medical sharp object where do you put it in?
What is Sharps container?
When is a controlled med count completed?
What is whenever med room keys exchange hands?
How do you label a T-log you want your nurse to see?
What is a med concern?
What needs to be done 20-30 minutes after giving a PRN OTC?
What is the follow-up and T-log?
What do you need before you can crush meds or mix in food?
What is a doctor's order?
How long should you wash your hands for?
What is 20 seconds?
How are controlled meds stored?
What is a double locked container?
Where do you document a blood sugar reading?
What is the Blood Glucose section in Therap?
Name two classic signs of tuberculosis (Tb)?
What is coughing up blood, chronic fatigue, persistent cough, night sweats and fever?
How do you transport medications?
What is a locked med bag/container?
You are about to care for someone who is positive for Covid. What PPE will you be wearing?
What is gown, gloves, face shield/goggles and KN-95 mask?
Who needs to be present to destroy a controlled med and how?
What is a med certified staff and a nurse using used coffee grounds or clean kitty litter?
Where do you find a copy of the MD order for a med?
What is the attachment in the MAR?
Who is responsible for BM protocols?
What is the person administering medications?
How do you pour a liquid med?
What is place cup on a leveled hard surface, get to eye level and pour away from the label?
How and with what product, do you prevent the spread of infection by indirect contact?
What is Oxiver Tb wipes or spray and leave on the surface for 10 minutes?
What do you do if there is a discrepancy with the controlled med count?
What is do not accept the med keys and call the RN?
What needs to be completed at the end of each shift if you are giving medications?
What is the Medication Due report?
What/when are the three checks done?
What is compare MAR to med label before, during and after pouring the medication?