Question: Which of these rights are checked when preparing the medication?
Answer: Dose and Route
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Question: Which of these rights are checked when with the patient prior to administering the medication?
Answer: All of the above
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Question: When do you check the medication label against the order?
Answer: All of the above
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Question: What is part of verifying the "Right Medication" ?
Answer: Checking the name of the medication against the order and checking the form of medication against the order
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Question: What is not correct about live virus vaccines?
Answer: Toxoid vaccines are a type of live virus vaccines.
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Question: Which of the following patients can receive a live virus vaccine today?
Answer: None of the above
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Question: What is true regarding the VIS?
Answer: Created to educate patients on the benefits and risks of vaccines and VIS must be given to patients for specific vaccines
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Question: What must be verified before giving the patient a medication?
Answer: Patient's full name and patient's date of birth
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Question: What education must be provided prior to giving medications ?
Answer: All of the above
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Question: What must be charged in the health record when giving a VIS to a patient?
Answer: All of the above
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Question: A notched tablet which can be split into half with a pill cutter.
Answer: Scored tablet
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Question: Tablet designed to pass through the acidic environment of the stomach and breaks down in the base environment of the intestines.
Answer: Enteric Coated
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Question: A solid medication containing the active medication and an antacid.
Answer: Buffered
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Question: A medication designed to breakdown over time.
Answer: Extended-release
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Question: A medication form that is also called oral disintegrating tablet and is placed on the tongue or by the cheek to break down.
Answer: Fast dissolving
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Question: If the active medication dissolves in the liquid, the liquid is called a ________.
Answer: Solution
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Question: If the active medication does not dissolve, but rather floats in the liquid, it is called a ________.
Answer: Suspension
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Question: What medication form if crushed, split, or chewed would put the patient at risk for an overdose?
Answer: Extended-release
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Question: When taking a sublingual or buccal medication, what would be an error in the administration technique?
Answer: Always use the same check when taking buccal medications.
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Question: When administering a transdermal patch, what is an error in the administration technique?
Answer: Remove the old patch 30 minutes after placing the new patch and place the patch in the same location each time.
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