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RNSG EXAM 1 REVIEW UPDATED ACTUAL QUESTIONS
AND CORRECT ANSWERS

Question:
1. a preventable event that leads to inappropriate medication use or patient harm
Answer:
medication error

Question:
2. Who can cause a medication error?
Answer:
prescriber, student nurse, professional nurse, pharmacist, patient

Question:
3. highly toxic drugs with a narrow therapeutic range; have a high risk of causing devastating injury or
death; requires 2 nurses to verify
Answer:
high risk with high alert drugs

Question:
4. Who cannot accept verbal orders?
Answer:
nursing student

Question:
5. What does "lead, don't trail" refer to?
Answer:
Always use a leading zero before decimal (0.2) Never use trailing zero after decimal (2.0)

Question:
6. Why is "u" not an acceptable abbreviation?
Answer:
It can get mistaken for zero

Question:
7. If you have to ask yourself what the order means, you should ___
Answer:
ask the original prescriber

Question:
8. helps prevent confusion of drug products that look similar by highlighting certain syllables;
(hydrALAZINE & hydrOXYzine)
Answer:
TALL MAN lettering

, Question:
9. What are the 6 rights of medication administration?
Answer:
right patient, right drug; right dose; right route; right time; right documentation

Question:
10. Who is ultimately responsible for medication errors?
Answer:
the nurse!

Question:
11. what are the critical thinking for med administration?
Answer:
knowlege, skills, attitude

Question:
12. What is a "work around"?
Answer:
borrowing medications from another patient

Question:
13. How do you verify ID if patient is confused?
Answer:
verify wrist band and scan barcode

Question:
14. what do you do if the wrong med was given to the wrong patient?
Answer:
1 - assess patient 2 - notify charge 3 - antidote if needed 4 - document

Question:
15. when transferred or come to hospital, physician decided what medications to keep pt on
Answer:
medication reconciliation

Question:
16. What is the BEST way to check your calculation?
Answer:
Have second nurse check your calculation

Question:
17. what is the fastest route?
Answer:
IV

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