1. Recognize and describe the essential parts of a medication label, measured by a visual identification test.
2. Differentiate between types of medication cart systems and unit dose packaging, and explain unit of use dosing, assessed through multiple-choice questions.
3. Compare and contrast different types of medication orders (routine, PRN, standing, one-time, STAT, titration) and identify their components, evaluated by scenario-based analysis.
4. Discuss potential errors in medication supply and storage, implications of not following proper administration rights, and identify points where drug errors may occur, assessed through a problem-solving exercise.
5. Safely administer oral, sublingual, buccal, and respiratory medications, including the use of pulse oximeters, inhalers, and nebulizers, measured by practical demonstrations and competency checks.
6. Demonstrate the correct technique for instilling eye and ear drops and ointments, with evaluation based on practical application and adherence to safety standards.
7. Describe and demonstrate the application of various topical medications and treatments like creams, lotions, liniments, and dressings, assessed through hands-on demonstrations.
8. Describe the application process for transdermal patches and suppositories, including situations indicating their use, with assessment via simulated patient interactions.
9. Demonstrate the correct procedure and flow rate for administering oxygen via nasal cannula and manage post-administration procedures, evaluated through practical tests and scenario responses.
10. Describe and demonstrate the procedures for administering injectable medications, including insulin injections, focusing on safety precautions and correct site selection, assessed by observation of technique and safety compliance.

Potential Causes for Medication Errors - Video Lesson

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