MED175 In-Class Assignment 3

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MED175 In-Class Assignment 3 Responsibilities and Principles of Drug Administration 1. The responsibilities of the licensed health care provider in the administration of medication include: a. Performing and publishing drug and clinical research b. Diagnosing and treating patients c. Teaching and caring for family, friends, and colleagues about medication administration and the care of others d. Having knowledge of drug information and providing patient education 2. Preparation of medicines involves: a. Inflexible, structured routine b. Assistance c. Concentration d. Ambidexterity 3. Before administering medicine, check the following items: a. Right description and corridor b. Right location and right price c. Right price and right assistance d. Right person and right time 4. Before administering medication, one has the responsibility to question: a. The educational background of the patient b. The location of the pharmacy c. An inappropriate dosage d. The manufacturing process 5. The route of administration: a. Is determined by the patient’s preference b. Affects the speed of action c. Usually is optional d. Does not affect absorption 6. Legal documentation of medication administration requires recording of: a. Name of the manufacturer b. Whether drug is generic or brand name c. Drug and dosage d. Price and color of drug
7. When deciding the appropriate time to administer medications, which is the least important consideration? a. Sedation b. Convenience c. Gastric irritation d. Degree of absorption Administration by the Gastrointestinal Route 8. When comparing different routes of administration, the following statement is true for the oral route: a. Safer in cases of error in administration or overdose b. Faster onset and absorption action c. One of the most costly routes of administration d. May be used with nausea and vomiting 9. When administering oral medications, the following action is appropriate: a. Do not administer the drug if the patient is sleeping b. Hand the patient the drug and then leave the room c. Identify patient and then administer the drug d. Leave the drug at bedside 10. It would be appropriate to question the oral medication route with a patient who: a. Is alert and cooperative b. Has dysphagia c. Is combative at times d. Is incontinent 11. The following statement is true of rectal medications: a. Easy route of administration b. Affected by gastric juice c. Absorption rate varies d. The preferred route by patients 12. An appropriate action to follow when administering oral medications is: a. Giving antibiotics with fruit juice b. Holding refused meds and try again, rather than reporting the refusal c. Giving liquid medications first d. Opening drug packet at the bedside 13. Which one of the following forms of drugs may be crushed? a. Timed-release tablets b. Enteric-coated tablet c. Unscored tablet d. Timed-release capsule
14. Which statement is true of the oral route? a. Safer than injection route b. Can be used for all drugs c. Useful with nausea d. More rapid action than injection route 15. Which is not an appropriate action when preparing liquid medications? a. Shake suspensions b. Hold the med bottle label side down c. Hold med cup at eye level d. Hold med bottle label side up when pouring 16. Which is the best position for the patient when administering liquid medication? a. Recumbent b. On left side c. On right side d. Head elevated 17. Which is not an appropriate action before administering any medicine by nasogastric tube? a. Check placement with two different tests b. Aspirate stomach contents c. Listen for injected air d. Check tube position with X-ray 18. After administering medication by nasogastric tube, suction should be: a. Off for 10 min b. Off for 30 min c. Turned on high d. Only on low 19. After giving medicine by nasogastric tube, the best position for the patient is on the: a. Back b. Abdomen c. Right side d. Left side 20. For administration, rectal suppositories should be: a. Wrapped in foil b. Dipped in water c. Warmed d. Lubricated
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