16 Questions
What is the primary goal of Medication Management?
To support residents in taking medication safely and appropriately
What is the role of staff in Medication Management?
To follow the 6 Rights of Medication Management
What is the first step in preventing medication errors?
Greeting and being discreet
What is NOT a right in the 6 Rights of Medication Management?
Right Diagnosis
What is the goal of observing a resident taking medication?
To support the resident in taking medication safely and appropriately
What is an example of administering a medication?
GIVING the resident a dose of medication from the bottle or blister pack to take
Why is active communication important in Medication Management?
To prevent costly medication errors
What is a benefit of correct Medication Management?
Decreasing the risk of medication errors
What should always be used for positive patient identification?
Full first and last name
What is the primary reason for ensuring the hallway is clear during medication administration?
To maintain patient privacy
What should you do if the patient shows the incorrect content in the medication cup?
Instruct the patient to take the medication as prescribed
Which of the following actions should NOT be performed by the staff during medication administration?
Opening the medication container for the patient
What is the recommended pace for the patient to follow during medication administration?
Staff sets the pace
Why is it crucial to visually inspect the medication before the patient ingests it?
To ensure the correct medication is being taken
How should medication misuse be addressed in patients?
Therapeutically by trained professionals
What is a key step to prevent medication errors during administration?
Administering one medication at a time
Learn about the initial steps in medication administration, including greeting patients by name and ensuring privacy and discretion.
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