NRSG 2222 Exam 2 – Questions With Complete
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Extended-release (XR) or enteric-coated medications.
Choose an answer
What are the 5 Rights of Medication
1 2 What should you never crush?
Administration?
What must be included in a medication
3 What is buccal medication? 4
order?
Don't know?
, Terms in this set (142)
What are the 5 Rights of Medication Right patient, right drug, right dose, right route, right
Administration? time.
What are the three medication checks? 1) When removing medication 2) Before preparing 3)
Before administering or returning to storage.
What identifiers are used to verify a Name, date of birth, and medical record number (MRN).
patient?
What safety practices reduce Avoid interruptions, verify allergies, and scan
medication errors? medications and patient ID.
What must be included in a medication Patient name, DOB, date/time, medication dose, route,
order? frequency, and provider signature.
What is a routine order? A medication given regularly until discontinued.
What is a PRN order? A medication given as needed with specified time
intervals.
What is a stat order? A one-time medication given immediately.
What is a standing order? A pre-approved set of orders for specific situations.
What is the oral route? Medication swallowed and absorbed through the GI
tract.
What is enteral administration? Medication delivered through a feeding tube.
Solutions
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Practice questions for this set
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Extended-release (XR) or enteric-coated medications.
Choose an answer
What are the 5 Rights of Medication
1 2 What should you never crush?
Administration?
What must be included in a medication
3 What is buccal medication? 4
order?
Don't know?
, Terms in this set (142)
What are the 5 Rights of Medication Right patient, right drug, right dose, right route, right
Administration? time.
What are the three medication checks? 1) When removing medication 2) Before preparing 3)
Before administering or returning to storage.
What identifiers are used to verify a Name, date of birth, and medical record number (MRN).
patient?
What safety practices reduce Avoid interruptions, verify allergies, and scan
medication errors? medications and patient ID.
What must be included in a medication Patient name, DOB, date/time, medication dose, route,
order? frequency, and provider signature.
What is a routine order? A medication given regularly until discontinued.
What is a PRN order? A medication given as needed with specified time
intervals.
What is a stat order? A one-time medication given immediately.
What is a standing order? A pre-approved set of orders for specific situations.
What is the oral route? Medication swallowed and absorbed through the GI
tract.
What is enteral administration? Medication delivered through a feeding tube.
