Who is the one who determines the medication administration times? Describe your action if there is no method of administration is written?

Q: Identify the error on these prescriptions and determine the type of incorrect prescription.

A: Prescription is a written order to a pharmacist or dispenser by a registered medical proffessional…

Q: explain medication error -RN -Tell Patient -Progress note and incident report -monitor symptoms

A: Medication errors can occur by the registered nurse when any of the five rights of the patients have…

Q: Based on maslow's hierarchy of needs, what patient care need does the surgery team need to first…

A: Maslow’s hierarchy  Hierarchy of needs includes five categories such as, Physiological needs Safety…

Q: In the care of the violent client Identify at least 5 de-escalation techniques

A: Nurses, especially psychiatrist nurses, often face violent patients. They require to diffuse the…

Q: According to your analysis of the case, what factors are contributing to the patient’s presenting…

A: Antitubercular drugs play a critical role in management of tuberculosis as it has been proven to be…

Q: How many ECMO centers are there in the country? Who is the ECMO caregiver? Characterize patients who…

A: The heart-lung bypass machine used in open-heart surgery is similar to the ECMO (extracorporeal…

Q: What is the definition of screening patient calls?

A: Screening is a process of seperating and collecting things according to the needs and similarity. In…

Q: Describe your nursing measures to assist the patient with voiding

A: There are following measures to assist the patient with voiding  Important factors to consider to…

Q: Which drug is contraindicated to clients with history of alcohol abuse? (exact answer please)…

A: Alcohol abuse is also known as alcohol misuse, it is a habit of drinking excessive amount of alcohol…

Q: Why must an investigator use a “placebo” treatment to evaluate the effectiveness of an ergogenic…

A: Ergogenic aids are outlined as performance enhancers. A performance aid is something that provides…

Q: What are the protocols we consider before proceeding in doing the phlebotomy procedures?

A: Phloebotomy, also called as venipuncture is the process by which blood is extracted from a patient…

Q: What is appropriate follow-up for this patient?  What would you do if her symptoms do not improve…

A: In young children inflammation of middle ear may result in: -pulling at the ear, -increased…

Q: Identify agencies concerned with prevention of and response to medication errors.

A: The medical error refers to any adverse event that occurs in a healthcare setting at any point of…

Q: Compare a prescription from a medication order

A: A prescription order is prescribing medications to the patient in an outpatient clinic which can be…

Q: The nurse is administering medications. Examples of high alert medications include: (Select all that…

A: The Institute for Safe Medication Practices (ISMP) is an authority with an organizational objective…

Q: What process does one take to assess medications that patient is currently on.  How would you…

A: Medication adherence is the degree to which person's behavior correspond to the  already agreed…

Q: In considering the different physiological changes in the elderly, what considerations are crucial…

A: One of the continuous processes of natural change refers to aging. It beings in early adulthood, and…

Q: Choose one (1) drug used for OB patients and apply the 10 R’s to medication

A: Oxytocin: It is a drug used in obstetric patient It is hormone secreted from posterior pituitary…

Q: What does the College of Physician & Surgeons of Ontario say about medication safety

A: Medication safety is defined as the absence of harm or injury caused during medication usage or…

Q: The physician has a written order in the patient’s chart. “Give 60 mg of Gentamicin”. The medication…

A: In the given scenario the patient needs to be administered with oral gentamicin drug.

Q: Prepare a short report that describes the nursing management, rehabilitation, and health education…

A: Low back pain: It is an extremely common symptom. This primarily involves the muscles and bones of…

Q: Which of the following may be a contributing factor to a medication error?  A) Failing to verify…

A: Any error that can occur while Prescribing, dispensing or administration of a drug contributes to…

Q: In general, how long should pediatricians keep patient records?

A: The medical records contain the basics, like name and date of birth. The records also include the…

Q: Answer the question about Glipizide drug. Contraindications, Precautions and Counselling points of…

A: GLIPIZIDE- Glipizide is an oral diabetic medication that helps our pancreas produce insulin, which…

Q: Who delivers the intervention in ECD, what training and supervision are they provided?

A: ECD is early childhood development, it is the developmental stage of early childhood particularly…

Q: Of the drugs she is abusing, which one(s) pose more of a danger to withdraw from? Why?

A: Drug abuse is the term that is used to describe the usage of  illegal drugs in order to create a…

Q: What is the diffrence between computer generated prescription and hand written prescription? define

A: Prescription in healthcare is the written or computer-generated script that consists of treatment…

Q: How should the nurse treat a patient of Italian descent in order to enhance the possibility of…

A: Nursing counselling and advise involves certain intervention which helps process focusing on the…

Q: Write down adverse effects of the drugs to treat theG6PD deficiency disease.

A: Drug is also known as medicine or chemical substance that is prescribed to identify, cure and…

Q: Why are nurses held accountable for medication error?

A: Medication error may occur as following :-  Wrong dose is administered . Wrong route is used for…

Q: rite a note on Clearance of Drugs from the body? Please write at your own easy words.

A: Drug clearance can be defined as the plasma volume in the vascular compartment which is cleared of…

Q: What are the techniques used in doing the therapeutic communication to the client?

A: Therapeutic communication: Helpful correspondence is an assortment of procedures that focus on the…

Q: What does the NPSGs say about patient identification?

A: NPSGs (National Patient Safety Goals) is a program for quality care and improvement of patient…

Q: Before initiating therapy with a nonselective beta blocker, the nurse will assess the patient for a…

A: Beta-adrenergic blocking medicines, sometimes known as beta-blockers, prevent beta-adrenergic…

Q: Why is developing an actual and potential nursing diagnoses statement in NANDA format difficult?

A: Nursing diagnosis is a clinical judgement about the patient, family responses to their health…

Q: Why do we also code Z codes when initially describing the location of accident or if it is during…

A: Z codes are designated as the first or the principal courts listed in diagnostics in specific…