MAP Study Guide Guaranteed Success

MAP Study Guide Guaranteed Success A registered nurse, registered pharmacist, HCP ️Who is a MAP consultant? You make/discover a medication occurrence, a medication was omitted, a medication was refused (must also notify the prescribing HCP), an HCP order/pharmacy label/med sheet do not agree, and if you have a question about how to administer a medication. ️When do you contact your MAP consultant? contact your supervisor ️After you call a MAP consultant... Watching for and reporting changes in the people you support. ️Two most important CRC responsibilities are? Mindfulness, supporting abilities (independence) communication (talking/listening to the person, performing the checks). ️Principles of Medication Administration Patients have a right to know what medications they are taking and the reason, refuse medication, know benefits/risks associated with taking medication ️Respecting patient rights: factual information you will see, hear, feel, smell and measure ️Objective observations when a person speaks or signs and they tell you something. ️subjective observations occurs between staff present at a shift change ️Everyday reporting reporting without delay after a change is observed, preventing major health issues. ️Immediate reporting use ink, write clearly, include date, time, your full name. ️When documenting draw a single line through the error, write error, write your initials, then document the correct thing. ️Correcting a documentation error IC stands for interchange ️Generic vs. Brand Name (require a prescription written by the HCP to obtain the medication) requirements include an HCP order, labeled and packaged by the pharmacy, secured in a locked area, tracked, DPH disposal record ️Controlled medication (require a prescription written by the HCP to obtain the medication) requirements include an HCP order, labeled and packaged by the pharmacy, secured in a DOUBLE locked area, tracked (count book, med sheet), DPH disposal record, counted every time medication storage keys change hands ️countable controlled medication may be purchased directly without a prescription, but DO require an HCP order for administration, labeled and packaged by the pharmacy, secured in a locked area, tracked, DPH disposal record ️Over the counter medications Vitamins, minerals, etc. (require a prescription written by the HCP to obtain the medication) requirements include an HCP order, labeled and packaged by the pharmacy, secured in a locked area, tracked ️Dietary supplement medication desired effect, no effect noted, side effects. ️Medication outcomes: an adverse response: paradoxical reaction, toxicity, allergic reaction, anaphylactic reaction ️A serious side effect age, weight, general health, medical history, use of other supplements/meds ️A patient's sensitivity to medication learn more about the people you support, read each new medication before administering, know med info resources ️medication information: CRC responsibility a reputable online source, a drug reference book, MAP consultant, med info sheets ️Med info resources encourage HCP to focus on the patient, get the HCP order, ensure prescriptions have been sent to the pharmacy ️At an HCP appointment prepare patient, make sure you have current med list, hcp order form, insurance info ️Before an HCP