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What type of medication error is unauthorized substitution of medications? a. Prescription error b. Transcription error c. Dispensing error d. Administration ...
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a. Wrong drug b. Wrong route of administration c. Administering improper dose d. Wrong patient
a. Prescription error b. Transcription error c. Dispensing error d. Administration error e. Monitoring error f. Documentation error
a. Prescription error b. Transcription error c. Dispensing error d. Administration error e. Monitoring error f. Documentation error
a. Prescription error b. Transcription error c. Dispensing error d. Administration error e. Monitoring error f. Documentation error
a. Prescription error b. Transcription error c. Dispensing error d. Administration error e. Monitoring error f. Documentation error
a. Prescription error b. Transcription error c. Dispensing error d. Administration error e. Monitoring error f. Documentation error
a. Prescription error b. Transcription error c. Dispensing error d. Administration error e. Monitoring error f. Documentation error
a. Prescription error b. Transcription error c. Dispensing error d. Administration error e. Monitoring error f. Documentation error
a. Prescription error b. Transcription error c. Dispensing error d. Administration error e. Monitoring error f. Documentation error
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Q01 c One study showed that medication errors were due to: administering improper dose (41%), overdose (36%), wrong drug (19%), and wrong route of administration (10%).
Q02 a
Q03 b
Q04 b
Q05 c
Q06 c
Q07 d
Q08 d
Q09 d
Q10 d
Q11 e
Q12 f
Q13 F Each medication has a specific rate of infusion.
Q14 T
Q15 F The nurse needs to monitor the patient for effects of the drug and needs to remain at the bedside to do so.
Q16 T
Q17 F Order should include strength of Tobramycin and number of days of administration prior to assessment; order states to administer to left ear (a.s), yet reason stated is for eye drainage.
Q18 F Order should indicate whether the transdermal patch is to be removed after a set number of hours or left in place for the entire 24 hours.
Q19 F Order needs to indicate type of iron (Ferrous Gluconate, Ferrous Sulfate), strength, number of doses per day, route and general directions to be taken with meals. Supps could be misinterpreted as suppositories rather than supplements.
Q20 T