18 Questions
Where should the list of patient medications be posted?
On the medication wall
What is the purpose of documenting all medications brought into the program by the resident?
To establish a clear chain of custody of medications and ensure accountability
What is the purpose of the checkbox for 'On Person' medications?
To document medications used to treat acute episodes
How often should the header of a Non-Countable MOR Sheet be filled in?
Only once
What must be documented upon a resident's arrival?
All medications, including over-the-counter medications
What is the purpose of the Admission Medication List?
To document all medications brought to the program by the resident
What information should be documented on the Non-Countable MOR Sheet for house medications?
Recommended dose and directions
What is the advantage of using a Countable MOR Sheet?
Each sheet will last longer
When must medication documentation occur?
Upon arrival, when taken, and when changed or discontinued
What is the purpose of the 6 Rights of Medication Management?
To ensure the staff follows the correct procedures for medication management
Why should the patient be reminded of proper medication use?
To prevent medication errors
What must be documented when a medication is returned to the resident?
The medication and the date it was returned
What should be done with medications that are no longer in use?
Move them to the inactive medications bin
Why is it important to document each medication and its quantity in the inactive medication log?
To prevent accidental ingestion of an inactive medication
What happens to the medication log after it is completed?
It is kept on a clipboard attached to the inactive medications bin
What should be done with the visit summary printout given to Janice by her provider?
It should be used to document the changes to Janice's medications
Why was Lisinopril 10mg discontinued?
Janice's anxiety symptoms worsened
What action should be taken with medications that are only used occasionally?
They should be kept with the patient's regular medications
Test your knowledge of medication management in healthcare settings, including the roles of staff and patients, and the importance of self-administration. Learn about the key differences between observing and administering medication, and how to promote patient autonomy. This quiz is perfect for healthcare professionals and students looking to improve their understanding of medication management.
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