Administration of medication is a very essential and important
procedure in line of treatment. It is important to follow the
correct steps of medicine administration to ensure right treatment
and avoid errors in care delivered.
There are eight steps in administration of medications:
1. Firstly one needs to check and confirm that the medication is
being administered to right patient. Verify patient name and date
if birth before administrating the medication.
2. Second step involves ensuring the medicine to be administered is
the right one. Check the order to confirm the right medication
3. Check the dose prescribed in the order before administration
of medication.
4. Check through which route the drug needs to be administered.
Ensure that the drug is being administered through the appropriate
route.
5. Check in the order the time at which the drug needs to be
delivered.
6. Ensure proper documentation of the drug given. Document name,
dose and route if drug. Also note down the time at which the drug
is being administered
7. make sure that the drug to be administered is being given for the right reason and will benefit the patient and meet the treatment goals
8. After administration of medication monitor the patient response to the drug.
20.2) You have been asked to administer an IV medication using a Burette. Outline the 8...
20.1) The instructions supplied for a particular IV antibiotic advise reconstitution with 10ml Normal Saline. However, the drug room has run out of vials of Normal Saline, can sterile water was used instead? 20.2) You have been asked to administer an IV medication using a Burette. Outline the 8 steps of medication administration.
Answer the following questions 20.1) The instructions supplied for a particular IV antibiotic advise reconstitution with 10ml Normal Saline. However, the drug room has run out of vials of Normal Saline, can sterile water was used instead? 20.2) You have been asked to administer an IV medication using a Burette. Outline the 8 steps of medication administration.
Answer the following questions 20.1) The instructions supplied for a particular IV antibiotic advise reconstitution with 10ml Normal Saline. However, the drug room has run out of vials of Normal Saline, can sterile water was used instead? 20.2) You have been asked to administer an IV medication using a Burette. Outline the 8 steps of medication administration.
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