Question

Chapter the 20. List four symptoms of phylaxis is a peculiar response to drug 22. When prior doses of medications an d before the next dispen can occur 23. The buildup of medication or by products in the body can lead to harmful and possibly fatal which is C. Drug Legislation and the Ambulatory Care Setting 1. Describe the activities prescribe, administer and dispense. Include who can perform each of these activities 5. What is the DEA registration number? How long is it good for! 6. Discuss how controlled substances are to be stored. 7. Discuss storage of medications (in general). Copyright 2018, vier Inc. All Righ Reserved

Answer 1

20.symptoms of analphylaxis : SKIN RASHES AND ITCHING

SHORTNESS OF BREATH

SWELLING OF LIPS

STOMACH PAIN /VOMITTING /FATIGUE/DIZZINESS

21.Idiosyncrasy

22.Renal failure

23 toxic poisoing

c1 1Prescreption -Ambulatory care physician

2 Administration-Ambulatory health care professional

3 Dispensing by  hospital pharmacy

c5 DEA or Drug enforcement administration is a identifier assigned to health care providers.

it is valid for three years and after three years it should be renewed

c6 controlled substances should be securely locked

and should be stored in a steel cuboards as ut us highly inflammable

it should be listed and kept with a label on it.

c7 the storage of medication in general:

keep medications in alphabetical order

keep LASA (look alike sound alike) seperately with colour coding

keep high alert medication seperately with colour coding and under lock and key.

keep the patients medicines away from the patient and keep it in lock and key to avoid self medication

medicines that are to be stored in refrigerators should be stored in proper temperature

open medication should be labeled with date of opening and expiry date

patients medicines should be stored with patient's identity