please describe in detail - The six rights of medication administration
ANSWER.
* Right of medication administration helps the nurses to avoid
medication errors.
* Six rights of medication administration includes
1) Right patient
Nurse should identify the right patient for medication administration
by confirming medication order in patient care sheet and checking the
first and last name of the patient.
2) Right dose
Nurse should make sure that the medication is prepared in right strength
as per physicians order.
3) Right medication.
Nurse should compare the drug label and physicians order before preparation
of medication to confirm the correct medication.
4) Right route.
Nurse should make sure the route for administarion of prescribed medication
by checking the physicians order.
Common routes for medication administration includes oral,intravenous,subcutaneous
intramuscular,Transdermal etc.
5) Right time.
Checking the time and frequency of administration in physicians order before
medication administration to avoid overdosing or under dosing.
6) Right documentation.
After administration of medication document immediately in patient record
with time,dose,route,presence of any adverse reaction to complete the
procedure and keep it as a valid document
please describe in detail - The six rights of medication administration
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