NU 136 STUDY GUIDE EXAM 4 CASS QUESTIONS
WITH ALL PASSED DETAILED ANSWERS, ALREADY
SCORED A+/|CURRENT UPDATE!!
If an order is not clear what do you do? - DETAILED ANSWER-Verify with a doctor.
What is the correct steps for Handling controlled Drugs? - DETAILED ANSWER-lock
them up twice, count done by 2 nurses (incoming and outgoing nurses) before
and after shift.
What are the Key Factors of Drug Therapy? - DETAILED ANSWER-Distribution,
Metabolism, Excretion
high alert medications - DETAILED ANSWER-Medication that needs to be double
checked: different nurse needs to double check the amount given (insulin)
What do you do with a medication error? - DETAILED ANSWER-Report immediately,
incident report ( done by whoever finds the error)
, What are the 6 rights of medication administration? - DETAILED ANSWER-Right
patient, right drug, right dose, right route, right time, right documentation
When do you give the 6 rights of medication administration? - DETAILED ANSWER-
Order, MedCart, Bedside
When are Routine Orders Given? - DETAILED ANSWER-Everyday at a scheduled time.
Who will discontinue routine orders if no longer needed? - DETAILED ANSWERDoctor
only.
PRN - DETAILED ANSWER-as needed
Stat - DETAILED ANSWER-immediately
Single dose medication to be given right away (emergency) - DETAILED ANSWERStat
In a long term facility what is provided in a bubble pack? - DETAILED ANSWER-
Unitdose system.
Topical Drugs-Nitro Paste/ Nitro Patch - DETAILED ANSWER-Wear Gloves to
administer, do not put in bendable areas, place on hairles area, rotate sites, initial
and date.
How do you apply/ give Ophthalmic drops, creams, or ointments - DETAILED
ANSWER-Tilt patients head back, pull back lower lid, drop directly into conjunctiva,
WITH ALL PASSED DETAILED ANSWERS, ALREADY
SCORED A+/|CURRENT UPDATE!!
If an order is not clear what do you do? - DETAILED ANSWER-Verify with a doctor.
What is the correct steps for Handling controlled Drugs? - DETAILED ANSWER-lock
them up twice, count done by 2 nurses (incoming and outgoing nurses) before
and after shift.
What are the Key Factors of Drug Therapy? - DETAILED ANSWER-Distribution,
Metabolism, Excretion
high alert medications - DETAILED ANSWER-Medication that needs to be double
checked: different nurse needs to double check the amount given (insulin)
What do you do with a medication error? - DETAILED ANSWER-Report immediately,
incident report ( done by whoever finds the error)
, What are the 6 rights of medication administration? - DETAILED ANSWER-Right
patient, right drug, right dose, right route, right time, right documentation
When do you give the 6 rights of medication administration? - DETAILED ANSWER-
Order, MedCart, Bedside
When are Routine Orders Given? - DETAILED ANSWER-Everyday at a scheduled time.
Who will discontinue routine orders if no longer needed? - DETAILED ANSWERDoctor
only.
PRN - DETAILED ANSWER-as needed
Stat - DETAILED ANSWER-immediately
Single dose medication to be given right away (emergency) - DETAILED ANSWERStat
In a long term facility what is provided in a bubble pack? - DETAILED ANSWER-
Unitdose system.
Topical Drugs-Nitro Paste/ Nitro Patch - DETAILED ANSWER-Wear Gloves to
administer, do not put in bendable areas, place on hairles area, rotate sites, initial
and date.
How do you apply/ give Ophthalmic drops, creams, or ointments - DETAILED
ANSWER-Tilt patients head back, pull back lower lid, drop directly into conjunctiva,
