Question

6. Right documentation on the package, bottle, or unit-dose pack F. Recording the time the pain medication was given, along with the dosage, route, and location if an injection Matching B Match the action of the administering health care professional in Column A with the corresponding responsibility in Column B. Note that the terms in Column B can be used more than once. COLUMNA COLUMN B 1. Observing the patient's vital signs before administering a medication A. Assessment 2. Writing the results of a medication on the patient's record B. Intervention 3. Taking steps to counteract an adverse reaction C. Evaluation 4. Taking a complete history, including all medical conditions D. Documentation 5. Asking the patient if the medication has relieved his or her pain O 2019 Cengage Learning, Inc. May not be scanned, copied or duplicated, or posted to a publicly accessible website, in whole or in part

Answer 1

Ans:- 1.

Assessment

Observing the patient's vital signs before administrating a medication is called assessment.

2.

Documentation

Writing the results of a medication on the patient's record is called documentation.

3.

Intervention

Taking steps to counteract an adverse reaction is called intervention.

4.

Assessment

Taking a complete history, including all medical conditions is called assessment

5.

Evaluation

Asking the patient if the medication has relieved his or her pain.