HFHS General Orientation Exam (with Complete Solutions)

6 Rights of Drug Administration correct answers Right Patient, Time, Route, Drug, Dose, and Documentation High Alert Medications correct answers Potassium chloride, Heparin, Insulin, Warfarin, Calcium, Chemotherapeutic drugs, Opioids, and Lidocaine All Chemotherapy, PCA, and Heparin drips require.... correct answers Verification by two RNs which is documented in the eMAR When can't verbal orders be given? correct answers Antineoplastic Agents When should verbal orders be used? correct answers True emergencies or when the issuing provider is unavailable (e.g., during sterile procedures) Range Order: Doc orders Morphine 2-8 mg q 4 hrs PRN pain... @ 1400 Pt states their pain is a 7/10 and 2 mg of Morphine is given. When you reassess the patient's pain score an hour later (1500) the patient states that there had been no relief. Therefore, you administer an additional 3 mg of Morphine. How much morphine can be given from ? correct answers 3 mg of Morphine ? g = 1 kg correct answers 1000 g ? mg = 1 g correct answers 1000 mg ? mcg = 1 mg correct answers 1000 mcg ? mL = 1 L correct answers 1000 mL ? lbs = 1 kg correct answers 2.2 lbs ? tbs = 15 mL correct answers 1 tbs ? oz = 30 mL correct answers 1 oz What is the most common allergy that's an anti-infective correct answers PCN What drugs constitute the Penicillins? correct answers Amoxacillin, Ampicillin, Augmentin, Nafcillin Sodium, Piperacillin sodium, PCN G, PCN VK, Trimox, Unasyn When might Penicillins be used? correct answers Skin and urinary tract infections, bronchitis, pneumonia, tonsilitis, ear infections