Chapter 1 medication aide., Exams of Advanced Education

Chapter 1 medication aide.Chapter 1 medication aide.

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Chapter 1 medication aide.
what are ethical standards? - ANSWERthey are guides to moral behavior
what is the guiding principle of ethics in health care? - ANSWERif we are
unable to do good. we should at least do no harm
what are legal standards? - ANSWERthey are guides to legal behavior
what are the purpose of legal and ethical standards? - ANSWER1. to
guarantee that residents receive safe and competent care
2.to protect the medication aide
what happens when the medication aide violates a legal or ethical standard?
- ANSWER1. loss of registration
2. loss of eligibility to work in an assisted living facility
3. disciplinary action by the facility and/or the Board of Nursing
medication aide must: - ANSWER1. must work within his/her scope of
practice
2. performs only those acts which she/he is trained to do
3. keeps skills and knowledge up to date
4. requests help before taking action in a questionable position
5. always protect the safety and well-being of the resident
6. performs his/her job according to facility policy
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Chapter 1 medication aide.

what are ethical standards? - ANSWERthey are guides to moral behavior what is the guiding principle of ethics in health care? - ANSWERif we are unable to do good. we should at least do no harm what are legal standards? - ANSWERthey are guides to legal behavior what are the purpose of legal and ethical standards? - ANSWER1. to guarantee that residents receive safe and competent care 2.to protect the medication aide what happens when the medication aide violates a legal or ethical standard?

  • ANSWER1. loss of registration
  1. loss of eligibility to work in an assisted living facility
  2. disciplinary action by the facility and/or the Board of Nursing medication aide must: - ANSWER1. must work within his/her scope of practice
  3. performs only those acts which she/he is trained to do
  4. keeps skills and knowledge up to date
  5. requests help before taking action in a questionable position
  6. always protect the safety and well-being of the resident
  7. performs his/her job according to facility policy

what are the clients rights regarding medications and treatment decisions? - ANSWER1. right to be informed of rights, responsibilities, policies, and rules

  1. rights to participate in planning personal medical treatments
  2. right to refuse medical treatment
  3. right to privacy during medical treatment including the administering of medications 5.right to take only medications prescribed by a personal HCP
  4. right to refuse to participate in research or experimentation 7.right to choose physicians and other health care providers 8.the right to move around freely (free from chemical restraint) what are the clients rights regarding confidentiality? - ANSWER1. right that only staff members providing care to a client may have access to the client's medical records
  5. right to approve or refuse to release personal records to an individual outside the facility (except as otherwise provided by law) what are the implications for facility stand regarding clients medication, treatment decisions, and confidentiality? - ANSWER1. must make rights, responsibilities, and rules known to the client
  6. must not restrict any client rights
  7. must train staff to implement client rights EX) provide staff and client with a written statement of client rights and responsibilities what is the drug control act of Virginia? - ANSWERthey authorize unlicensed persons to administer medication in assisted living facilities
  1. may not administer intramuscular or sub cue injection medications. THE ONLY EXCEPTIONS ARE INSULIN OR GLUCAGON
  2. may not administer intravenous medications. other sub q injection for the treatment of diabetes
  3. may not give medication by way of percutaneous endoscopic gastric(peg) tubes what acts are prohibited by the board of pharmacy? - ANSWER1. medication aide may not transmit oral orders for new prescription drugs to the pharmacy
  4. medication aide may not remove drugs or administer drugs or administer drugs from an emergency or "stat" box provided by the pharmacy
  5. medication aide may not repackage or label medications of any kind. of one half a pill is used while the other half must be wasted per the pharmacy regulations regarding the wasting of medications other acts prohibited practices - ANSWER1. medication aides may not have medications that have been poured by another person.
  6. medication aide may not pour medication for another person to give
  7. medication aide mat not pre pour medications for anyone (self-included)
  8. medication aide may not label or change the label of a medication
  9. medication aide may not write prescriptions or Oder new medications
  10. medication aides may not administer medications to clients until all requirements for training and certification are met MEDICATION AODES ARE NOT TRAINED TO PREFORM WOUND CARE OR DRESSING CHANGES AS THIS IS CONSIDERED A SKILLED TREATMENT AND NOT A MEDICATION

what is abuse? - ANSWERwillful infliction of physical pain, injury or mental anguish or unreasonable confinement what is neglect? - ANSWERfailure to provide services to maintain physical and mental health and well-being what is explotiation? - ANSWERillegal use of a clients recourse for another's profit or advantage What is abandonment? - ANSWERpatient abandonment occurs when the nurse or can have first accepted the patient assignment and established a nurse-patient relationship these reeded that nurse-patient relationship without giving reasonable notice to the appropriate person who is mandated to report as defined by the law? - ANSWER1. any person licensed, certified or registered by health regulatory boards. VETERINARY IS EXCEPTION

  1. any guardian or conservator of an adult
  2. any person employed by or contracted with a public or private agency or facility and working with adults in an administrative supportive or direct care capacity
  3. any person providing full, intermittent, or occasional care to an adult for compensation, including but not limited to companion, chores, homemaker and personal care workers
  4. any law enforcement officer what specific facts are mandates to report? - ANSWER1. the age of the abused individual