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Routes of Medication Administration and Drug Reactions Quiz

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What is considered to be within the scope of practice of appropriately educated and trained radiographers/radiological technologists?

Obtaining informed consent from patients of any age

Establishing rapport with the patient

Prescribing medication with or without legal support (correct)

Conducting patient assessment without medical training

Who is responsible for explaining the procedure and its risks and benefits to patients undergoing routine procedures?

A staff member (correct)

The radiographer/radiological technologist

The patient's legal guardian

The physician named on the consent form

When can a patient revoke informed consent according to the text?

Only if a blank form was signed

Before being sedated or anesthetized

After being sedated or anesthetized

At any time after signing (correct)

Who must sign for a mentally incompetent patient according to the text?

Only a legal guardian Signup and view all the answers

Under what conditions can consent forms be signed according to the text?

Only when all conditions stated on the form are met Signup and view all the answers

Which route of drug administration is associated with the slowest absorption rate?

Intravaginal Signup and view all the answers

What is the primary purpose of a compatibility check in medication administration?

To ensure that the medications can be mixed or combined without adverse effects Signup and view all the answers

In pediatric patients, what is the standard drop factor for intravenous fluid calculations?

60 µgtts/ml Signup and view all the answers

What is the recommended approach for calculating medication dosages based on a patient's weight?

Using the formula: Desired dose/Prescribed dose Signup and view all the answers

When would a liter of D5W ordered to run for 12 hours be completely infused if it started at 8 AM?

8 PM Signup and view all the answers

What is the standard drop factor for intravenous fluid calculations in pediatric patients?

60 µgtts/ml Signup and view all the answers

What is the primary purpose of a compatibility check in medication administration?

To prevent administration errors Signup and view all the answers

When would a liter of D5W, ordered to run for 12 hours and started at 8 AM, be completely infused?

At 8 PM on the following day Signup and view all the answers

Who is responsible for explaining the procedure and its risks and benefits to patients undergoing routine procedures?

The physician or healthcare provider Signup and view all the answers

Under what conditions can consent forms be signed according to the text?

When the patient has been fully informed and is competent to make decisions Signup and view all the answers

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Questions and Answers

What is considered to be within the scope of practice of appropriately educated and trained radiographers/radiological technologists?

Who is responsible for explaining the procedure and its risks and benefits to patients undergoing routine procedures?

When can a patient revoke informed consent according to the text?

Who must sign for a mentally incompetent patient according to the text?

Under what conditions can consent forms be signed according to the text?

Which route of drug administration is associated with the slowest absorption rate?

What is the primary purpose of a compatibility check in medication administration?

In pediatric patients, what is the standard drop factor for intravenous fluid calculations?

What is the recommended approach for calculating medication dosages based on a patient's weight?

When would a liter of D5W ordered to run for 12 hours be completely infused if it started at 8 AM?

What is the standard drop factor for intravenous fluid calculations in pediatric patients?

What is the primary purpose of a compatibility check in medication administration?

When would a liter of D5W, ordered to run for 12 hours and started at 8 AM, be completely infused?

Who is responsible for explaining the procedure and its risks and benefits to patients undergoing routine procedures?

Under what conditions can consent forms be signed according to the text?

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