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VERIFIED ANSWERS|ALREADY GRADED A+
1. Tracking docu-
ments?
2. MAP
Consultant is a registered nurse, registered pharmacist, health care provider (HCP)
?
3. When are MAP 24 hours a day, 7 days per week
consultants
avail- able?
4. Examples of
when you you make or discover a medication occurrence, medication was omitted,
may need to
contact refusal, The HCP order of pharmacy label or medication sheet do not
a MAP agree, questions about medication or how to administer it
consultant
include if?
5. What happens if
there is a Prescribing the medication HCP must be notified
medica- tion
refusal?
6. Observe for
changes Person, family, other statt, reading the persons health history ,
physical and or communication log, observing the person for what they do both
behav- ioral.
First get to physically and behaviorally
know the
person by?
7. Principles of
medication
ad-
ministration? Principles of medication administration will help ensure medications are
adminis- tered safety
8. Mindfulness, supporting abilities, communication
1/
11
, MAP Testing
Study online at
https://quizlet.com/_hj9r92
The principles of
medication ad-
ministration
are?
pay attention to what you are doing during the medication administration, de-
9. Principles of
medication ad- crease distractions, never allow medication administration to become
ministration routine
with
mindfulness?
10. Principles of
medication ad-support the person to be as independent as possible, encourage
ministration participation
with supporting
abili- ties?
11. Principles of
medication ad-
ministration
with
communication Reading the HCP order, pharmacy label and medication sheet, ensuring they
? agree, contacting a MAP consultant as needed, talking and listening to
the person while you administer their medication
12. Respecting
rights in relation
to medication
ad- ministration
know what their medications are and the reasons they are taken, know the
peo- ple have risks associated with taking the medication, know the benefits associated
the right to?
with taking the medication, be given medication only as ordered by the
13. If a person HCP , refuse medication
refus- es to take
their
medication?
14. Define
observing in Ask them why they do not want to take it and report that information to the
medication ob-
prescribing HCP and your supervisor. Until you know why the person
is refusing their medication and report the issue the problem cannot
be resolved
VERIFIED ANSWERS|ALREADY GRADED A+
1. Tracking docu-
ments?
2. MAP
Consultant is a registered nurse, registered pharmacist, health care provider (HCP)
?
3. When are MAP 24 hours a day, 7 days per week
consultants
avail- able?
4. Examples of
when you you make or discover a medication occurrence, medication was omitted,
may need to
contact refusal, The HCP order of pharmacy label or medication sheet do not
a MAP agree, questions about medication or how to administer it
consultant
include if?
5. What happens if
there is a Prescribing the medication HCP must be notified
medica- tion
refusal?
6. Observe for
changes Person, family, other statt, reading the persons health history ,
physical and or communication log, observing the person for what they do both
behav- ioral.
First get to physically and behaviorally
know the
person by?
7. Principles of
medication
ad-
ministration? Principles of medication administration will help ensure medications are
adminis- tered safety
8. Mindfulness, supporting abilities, communication
1/
11
, MAP Testing
Study online at
https://quizlet.com/_hj9r92
The principles of
medication ad-
ministration
are?
pay attention to what you are doing during the medication administration, de-
9. Principles of
medication ad- crease distractions, never allow medication administration to become
ministration routine
with
mindfulness?
10. Principles of
medication ad-support the person to be as independent as possible, encourage
ministration participation
with supporting
abili- ties?
11. Principles of
medication ad-
ministration
with
communication Reading the HCP order, pharmacy label and medication sheet, ensuring they
? agree, contacting a MAP consultant as needed, talking and listening to
the person while you administer their medication
12. Respecting
rights in relation
to medication
ad- ministration
know what their medications are and the reasons they are taken, know the
peo- ple have risks associated with taking the medication, know the benefits associated
the right to?
with taking the medication, be given medication only as ordered by the
13. If a person HCP , refuse medication
refus- es to take
their
medication?
14. Define
observing in Ask them why they do not want to take it and report that information to the
medication ob-
prescribing HCP and your supervisor. Until you know why the person
is refusing their medication and report the issue the problem cannot
be resolved
