what is most challenging aspect of prescribing medication for a patient with dementia? Why is this...
What do you think is the most challenging aspect of prescribing medication for a patient with dementia? Why do you think this aspect is so challenging? Choose a medication you would prescribe to treat dementia. Note the dose and administration for this medication. Why you would choose this medication and what outcome do you expect from using this medication? What side effects should you be mindful of observing?
1 1. How should medication errors be addressed at each step of the EMAR process: Prescribing, Transcribing, Dispensing and Administration? 2. Why should closed-loop medication administration (CLMA) technologies be the last defense to medication errors in the delivery of optimum patient care and safety?
what neurobiological models are there for dementia? What medication are appropriate for dementia? What education are need for family and patient with dementia What referral(s) are necessary for patient with dementia formal screening and/or testing needed to diagnose dementia . What screening tools and testing would you have patient to complete.
Analgesics and Bowel Medications 1. Is acetaminophen an NSAID? Why or why not? Opioid Analgesics 2. Why would the physician order acetaminophen rather than a salicylate? 1. When would a nurse anticipate orders for opioid analgesics other than fentanyl? 3. What is the maximum dose of acetaminophen? 2. What other use do opioid have? 4. What is the antidote for acetaminophen toxicity? 5. What interactions should the nurse be concerned with? Antidiarrheals: 3. The most serious adverse effect of opiods...
1. What key labs should you monitor with these medication? medication: warfarin, furosemide, levofloxacin, simvastatin key labs: cholesterol potassium PT/INR culture and sensitivity 2. A patient is prescribed a drug that has an extremely short half-life for chest pain (angina). Which modification in drug dosage or scheduling should you expect? Group of answer choices Larger first dose and smaller repeat doses Parenteral doses greater than enteral doses More frequent dosing...
explain what you believe to be the most challenging aspect of APA formatting. suggestions strategy to overcome the challenge in question. Next indicate whether or not you believe the ribbon, introduced in Office 2007 and still used in Office 2013, increase the efficiency for users. determine whether or not you believe other applications should include such features Microsoft ribbon. Justify your answer
What do you feel as a nurse is the most challenging aspect of providing culturally competent care? Have as a nurse experienced any cultural ritual in the line of work, if so, what was it and what were your thoughts?
1. Provide two examples of possible patient safety issues related to medication errors and adverse drug events, and demonstrate how a healthcare organization could avoid these safety issues with effective policies and procedures. 2. A physician provided an order for a patient to receive Tylenol if his or her temperature was "> 99.5 degrees F" Is this an acceptable medication order? Why or why not? 3. Detail how laws and regulations have improved the likelihood that a patient will receive medication that...
Module: Safety and Mobility Nome Medication Review Worksheets MEDICATION: Side Effects Nursing interventions and Patient Education How might this medication affect safety and/or mobility? Therapeutic Effect/Why do patients take this medication? Carbidopa/Levodopa (Sinemet) Classification: Safe Adult Oral Dose Range Atenolol (Tenormin) Classification Safe Adult Oral Dose Range Alprazolam (Xanax) Classification: Safe Adult Oral Dose Range: Acetaminophen/Hydrocodone (Vicodin) Classification: Safe Adult Oral Dose Range: 7
3. Imagine that you are working with a patient who has dementia and trying to develop the precise dose for a medication being used to relieve pain. What difficulties might you encounter and what can you do to overcome them?