Agency Form
The Rights
Routes and Administration
Errors and Documentation
PRN's and Special Situations
100

This form is filled out each shift by the staff who is administering medication.

The responsibility form

100

Name one of the Six Rights of Medication Administration.

Right Person

Right Dose

Right Medication

Right Route

Right Time

Right Documention

100

What does “PO” stand for?


By mouth (oral)

100

What should you do FIRST if a med is dropped?

Reassure the person and pick it up with gloves

100

What does PRN mean?

“As needed” or “when required”

200

This form is filled out when an individual goes for a home visit, to program, or out with staff.

The medication transfer form

200

What is the “Right Time” window for medication administration?

1 hour before or 1 hour after the scheduled time

200

True or false

Anyone supported with CLC can administer their medication as it is their right.

False

A self-administration of medication form must be prepared by health and wellness and signed by their doctor. 

200

If you discover a documentation error on the MAR, what do you do?

Do NOT alter; complete a medication error report and notify the manager

200

What must you do after giving a PRN?

Sign the front of the MAR and complete chart on reverse of MAR

Document administration and effectiveness on ShareVision

300

This form is used when we remove a bsp/seizure/inhaler from the home

The PRN release form

300

Which “Right” ensures you are using the MAR and label to confirm who receives the med?

Right Person

300

What should you do before giving eye drops?

Wash hands, apply gloves, wipe eye from inner to outer, avoid contaminating the dropper

300

Name two examples of medication errors.

Wrong person, wrong med, wrong dose, wrong route, wrong time, missing documentation (any two)

300

What must be in place before giving a PRN medication?

A PRN protocol with matching labels on the protocol, medication and verbiage on the MAR

400

Staff would reference this form if a medication was missed

What is the missed medication and medication discrepancy form. 

400

What must be done immediately after giving medication to complete the process?

Document on the MAR (Right Documentation)

400

Name two steps in inhaler administration.

Shake inhaler, prime if needed, exhale completely, seal lips, press inhaler while inhaling, hold breath 10 sec (any two)

400

What form do you complete if a medication is discarded or expired?

Medication Discarded/Expired form

400

What should you do if a person refuses their medication?

Fill out medication refusal incident report and follow steps listed, document refusal on MAR,

500

Staff sign this only after giving medication.

What is the MAR (medication administration record)

500

What are ALL six rights?

Right Person

Right Medication 

Right Dose

Right Route

Right Time

Right Documentation

500

List four of the eight routes of absorption.

Oral, topical, ophthalmic, otic, nasal, IM/IV/SQ, rectal, vaginal, G/J tube (any four)

500

What is the rule about documenting care?

If it wasn’t documented, it wasn’t done (legal record)

500

What steps should you take if you give the wrong medication?

Call pharmacy and manager/ health and wellness, monitor person, seek medical care if needed, document incident