Prescription origin code HIPAA Schedule II drugs Extemporaneous compounding Auxiliary labels
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Complete the statements about standard precautions in medication administration. Choose the correct answers for questions 11 through 20. Answers appear at the end of the chapter. When administering medication in the hospital, the nurse should: a. chart medications before administering them b. chart only those drugs that she or he personally gave the patient/client c. chart all medications given for the day at one time d. determine the best method for giving the drugs
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Complete the statements about standard precautions in medication administration. Choose the correct answers for questions 11 through 20. Answers appear at the end of the chapter. Identify these administration procedures as parenteral or nonparenteral. a. Subcutaneous injection _____________ f. Nitroglycerin ointment __________________ b. Sublingual tablet __________________ g. Respiratory inhaler _____________________ c. Vaginal suppository ________________ h. Nasogastric route ______________________ d. Nose drops _______________________ i. Intradermal __________________________ e. IM injection ______________________ j. Rectal suppository _____________________
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