Question

1. Identify factors influencing routes of medication administration.
2. Describe nursing actions to prevent medication errors, including the six rights of medication administration
3. Calculate prescribed medication doses accurately.
4. Create a patient teaching plan about prescribed medications.
5. Select evaluation criteria to assess a patient’s response to medications.

Answer 1

Answer: The routes of administration of the drug depends upon many factors such as condition of patients, accuracy etc.

The patient teaching plan consists of all the information regarding the medication such as when and how to take medicines. The drug should be taken along with the food or on the empty stomach. Which food should be avoided while taking the medicines etc. All these teachings should be included in the Patient's teaching plans.

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