Identify client need for PRN medications Mix client medication from two as necessary (e.g., P2.1 - Gather information about medications; insulin) P4.2a Prepare medications from vials; – P4.3 Combine two medications in one syringe for – injection. Follow the rights of medication administration* P3.4 Apply the six rights of medication – administration; P4.12 Apply the six rights of injection – administration; P8.1 the six rights of IV medication – administration. Maintain medication safety practices (e.g., storage, P2.2 Describe the general classifications of – checking for expiration dates or compatibility)* medications (expected, side effects, responses, implications, basic teaching); P4.12 Apply the six rights of injection administration. – Reconcile and maintain medication list or medication P2.1 - Gather information about medications; administration record (e.g., prescribed medications, herbal supplements, over-the-counter medications)* Collect required data to medication administration* P2.1 - Gather information about medications; Assist in preparing client for insertion of central line F13.2 Assess patient’s preparation status for diagnostic test, procedure or surgery. F13.18 b. Prepare a patient for procedure or surgery F13.18 c. Complete a pre-operative checklist Administer medication by oral route* P2.1 - Gather information about medications; 3.3a Administer medications via the following route: – oral; P3.2 Discuss preparation required before – administering oral or topical medications Administer intravenous piggyback (secondary) P8.4 Administer IV piggyback medications – medications* Administer medication by gastrointestinal tube (e.g., P3.3g Administer medications via the following – nasogastric [NG] tube, g-button or j-tube)* routes: nasogastric or gastric tube
Identify client need for PRN medications Mix client medication from two as necessary (e.g., insulin) P2.1 - Gather information about medications; P4.2a – Prepare medications from vials; P4.3 – Combine two medications in one syringe for injection. Follow the rights of medication administration* P3.4 – Apply the six rights of medication administration; P4.12 – Apply the six rights of injection administration; P8.1 – the six rights of IV medication administration. Maintain medication safety practices (e.g., storage, checking for expiration dates or compatibility)* P2.2 – Describe the general classifications of medications (expected, side effects, responses, implications, basic teaching); P4.12 – Apply the six rights of injection administration. Reconcile and maintain medication list or medication administration record (e.g., prescribed medications, herbal supplements, over-the-counter medications)* P2.1 - Gather information about medications; Collect required data to medication administration* P2.1 - Gather information about medications; Assist in preparing client for insertion of central line F13.2 Assess patient’s preparation status for diagnostic test, procedure or surgery. F13.18 b. Prepare a patient for procedure or surgery F13.18 c. Complete a pre-operative checklist Administer medication by oral route* P2.1 - Gather information about medications; 3.3a – Administer medications via the following route: oral; P3.2 – Discuss preparation required before administering oral or topical medications Administer intravenous piggyback (secondary) medications* P8.4 – Administer IV piggyback medications Administer medication by gastrointestinal tube (e.g., nasogastric [NG] tube, g-button or j-tube)* P3.3g – Administer medications via the following routes: nasogastric or gastric tube
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