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The three checks of medication administration are right documentation, right reason, and right response. Each check is essential to ensure proper use of the five rights of medication administration.
It is important that all medications given are recorded. The time of administration is important, and details of the medication and the dose given should be recorded. If a Medication Administration Record (MAR) is being used, it may be su cient to initial in the appropriate box to demonstrate this.
Always check the patients name, ID band if appropriate, and check medication container before giving a medication. Is this the medication that was prescribed or ordered? Is the medication the right strength? How much should be given?
The six rights of safe. medication administration. * Ask the patient their first and last name * Does the order match the patient? Right medication 4. * Does the medication label match the order? * Does the strength and dosage match the order? time interval has passed. * Does the route match the order?
One of the recommendations to reduce medication errors and harm is to use the five rights: the right patient, the right drug, the right dose, the right route, and the right time.
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Pre-Administration Check Vital Signs. Before administering cardiac medication, the patients blood pressure and heart rate are typically assessed to ensure they are within range of parameters for administration. Perform a Focused Respiratory Assessment. Review Lab Results. Perform a Pain Assessment.
The nurse should be aware of the patients allergies, as well as any history of any drug interactions. Additionally, nurses collect appropriate assessment data regarding the patients history, current status, and recent lab results to identify any contraindications for the patients to receive the prescribed medication.
Medication Administration Observation: Make random medication observations of several staff. over different shifts and units, multiple routes of administration -- oral, enteral, intravenous (IV), intramuscular (IM), subcutaneous (SQ), topical, ophthalmic, and a minimum (not maximum) of 25 medication opportunities.

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