P3.10 Follow procedures to counteract adverse – effects of medications; P4.8 Monitor for actual and potential adverse effects – of medications; P4.10 Implement and document nursing actions that – will counteract adverse effects of patient’s medications Withhold medication dose if client experiences adverse effect to medication Monitor and document client response to actions to MHN4.3 List the action, side effects, adverse reactions counteract adverse effects of medications and nursing administration cautions for two prototype medications in each classification. P2.2 Describe the general classifications of – medications (expected, side effects, responses, implications, basic teaching); P3.5 Document adverse effects to medications or – parenteral therapy; P3.10 Follow procedures to counteract adverse – effects of medications; P4.8 Monitor for actual and potential adverse effects – of medications; P4.13 Document adverse effects to medications or – parenteral therapy. Monitor client for actual and potential adverse effects of MHN4.3 List the action, side effects, adverse reactions medications (e.g., prescribed, over-the-counter and/or and nursing administration cautions for two prototype herbal supplements) medications in each classification. P3.11 Identify symptoms or evidence of adverse – effect of medications related to allergic reaction. Monitor anticipated interactions among client prescribed MHN4.3 List the action, side effects, adverse reactions medications and fluids (e.g., oral, IV, subcutaneous, IM, and nursing administration cautions for two prototype topical) medications in each classification. P3.6 Recognize or question prescriptions that may – increase risk of accident or error.
P3.10 – Follow procedures to counteract adverse effects of medications; P4.8 – Monitor for actual and potential adverse effects of medications; P4.10 – Implement and document nursing actions that will counteract adverse effects of patient’s medications Withhold medication dose if client experiences adverse effect to medication Monitor and document client response to actions to counteract adverse effects of medications MHN4.3 List the action, side effects, adverse reactions and nursing administration cautions for two prototype medications in each classification. P2.2 – Describe the general classifications of medications (expected, side effects, responses, implications, basic teaching); P3.5 – Document adverse effects to medications or parenteral therapy; P3.10 – Follow procedures to counteract adverse effects of medications; P4.8 – Monitor for actual and potential adverse effects of medications; P4.13 – Document adverse effects to medications or parenteral therapy. Monitor client for actual and potential adverse effects of medications (e.g., prescribed, over-the-counter and/or herbal supplements) MHN4.3 List the action, side effects, adverse reactions and nursing administration cautions for two prototype medications in each classification. P3.11 – Identify symptoms or evidence of adverse effect of medications related to allergic reaction. Monitor anticipated interactions among client prescribed medications and fluids (e.g., oral, IV, subcutaneous, IM, topical) MHN4.3 List the action, side effects, adverse reactions and nursing administration cautions for two prototype medications in each classification. P3.6 – Recognize or question prescriptions that may increase risk of accident or error.
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