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Abbreviation - ANSWER A shortened form of a word or phrase
Accuracy check - ANSWER A review of the new month's medication sheets completed by
two Certified and/or licensed staff, ensuring that all information on the medication
sheet is complete and correct
Adverse Response - ANSWER A severe side effect
Allergic Reaction: - ANSWER When the body's immune system reacts to medication as if
it were a foreign substance.
Amount - ANSWER The number of tablets, capsules, or mL needed to equal the dose
ordered by HCP
Anaphylactic Reaction - ANSWER a severe, dangerous, life-threatening allergic reaction
that requires immediate medical attention, such as calling 911.
Authorized Prescriber - ANSWER Health care provider (HCP)
Blister pack monitoring - ANSWER a medication tracking mechanism. Documentation by
staff, on the back of the blister pack, each time a tablet or capsule is removed from the
package.
Brand name medication - ANSWER a medication created and named by the specific
pharmaceutical company that created it.
, Chain of custody - ANSWER an unbroken documentation trail of accountability of the
physical security of the medications.
Communication - ANSWER Exchanging of information; this can be accomplished
verbally, in writing or in the form of listening, body language, and tone of voice.
Confidentiality - ANSWER keeping information about the people you support private;
information to be shared on a 'need to know basis.
Controlled medication - ANSWER schedule VI medication which requires a prescription
to obtain it from the pharmacy; must be single-locked and is not required to be tracked
in the count book.
Countable controlled medication - ANSWER schedule II-V medication, which requires a
prescription to obtain it from the pharmacy; must be double-locked and tracked in a
count book.
Countable controlled substance book - ANSWER a book used to document and track
schedule II-V medications.
Count book - ANSWER another name for the countable controlled substance book. A
book used to track all countable controlled (schedule II-V) medication in a program.
Count sheet - ANSWER the middle section of the count book used to track the amount
of each countable medication when added or subtracted.
Correct| Verified Solutions
Abbreviation - ANSWER A shortened form of a word or phrase
Accuracy check - ANSWER A review of the new month's medication sheets completed by
two Certified and/or licensed staff, ensuring that all information on the medication
sheet is complete and correct
Adverse Response - ANSWER A severe side effect
Allergic Reaction: - ANSWER When the body's immune system reacts to medication as if
it were a foreign substance.
Amount - ANSWER The number of tablets, capsules, or mL needed to equal the dose
ordered by HCP
Anaphylactic Reaction - ANSWER a severe, dangerous, life-threatening allergic reaction
that requires immediate medical attention, such as calling 911.
Authorized Prescriber - ANSWER Health care provider (HCP)
Blister pack monitoring - ANSWER a medication tracking mechanism. Documentation by
staff, on the back of the blister pack, each time a tablet or capsule is removed from the
package.
Brand name medication - ANSWER a medication created and named by the specific
pharmaceutical company that created it.
, Chain of custody - ANSWER an unbroken documentation trail of accountability of the
physical security of the medications.
Communication - ANSWER Exchanging of information; this can be accomplished
verbally, in writing or in the form of listening, body language, and tone of voice.
Confidentiality - ANSWER keeping information about the people you support private;
information to be shared on a 'need to know basis.
Controlled medication - ANSWER schedule VI medication which requires a prescription
to obtain it from the pharmacy; must be single-locked and is not required to be tracked
in the count book.
Countable controlled medication - ANSWER schedule II-V medication, which requires a
prescription to obtain it from the pharmacy; must be double-locked and tracked in a
count book.
Countable controlled substance book - ANSWER a book used to document and track
schedule II-V medications.
Count book - ANSWER another name for the countable controlled substance book. A
book used to track all countable controlled (schedule II-V) medication in a program.
Count sheet - ANSWER the middle section of the count book used to track the amount
of each countable medication when added or subtracted.
