The following medicines must be independently checked by the first health professional who is the administrator and a second health professional separately and come back together to confirm that it is the correct medicine and dose according to the prescription:controlled drugsparenteral medicines and solutionsmedicines requiring a mathematical calculation to ascertain correct dosemedicines for neonatal patientsmedicines for paediatric patientswhen the health professional is unfamiliar with the medicine or patient condition/statusthere are any concerns about the safety of practice relating to anty aspect of the prescriptionthe programming of electronic devices e.g. volumetric pumpsReference - 2020 Medicines Management PolicySelect one:TrueFalse

ugh StudyGPTQuestion textClick here to the Medicine Management policy to help answer the following question.When programming an electronic device such as a volumetric pump (IVAC/Baxter pump), it is NOT a requirement for two health professionals to independently check the programming of all information prior to commencing administration.Select one:TrueFalse

If the pharmacy sends a drug to the patient, you can safely administer that drug as prescribed, with confidence knowing that the pharmacy was responsible to check the action of the drug, the usual dosage, the route of administration, and the side effects.ResponsesTrueTrueFalse

The nurse is caring for a client who has nothing by mouth status (NPO) for scheduled surgery. Which prescribed medication requires clarification with the primary healthcare provider (PHCP) prior to administration?A. metoprololB. phenytoinC. levothyroxineD. glipizide

In regard to the medicine management policy, is a registered Optometrist able to prescribe medications for a patient under their care and within their scope of practice?Select one:TrueFalse

Pharmacy technicians are responsible for ensuring that patient data is accurately entered into the pharmacy computer system. Incorrect entry of a patient’s weight by the pharmacy technician when entering an infant’s antibiotic order could result in a medication error affecting which of the following: