Question 1

What safety precautions do you observe when administering medications?

Accepted Answer

Practice 5 Rights of drug administration - right patient, right drug, right dose, right route and right time.

Answer

Practice 5 Rights of drug administration - right patient, right drug, right dose, right frequency and right time.

Answer

Practice 5 moments of hand hygiene

Question 2

What constitutes a complete medication order?

Accepted Answer

Patient's Name and NRIC, Drug name, Dose, Dose form, Frequency of administration and route; Dr's name, MCR number and signature for paper prescription, Date and Time of order.

Answer

Patient's Name and NRIC, Drug name, Dose, Dose form, Frequency of administration and route; Dr's name and signature for paper prescription, Date and Time of order.

Answer

Patient's Name and NRIC, Drug name, Dose, Frequency of administration ; Dr's name, MCR number and signature for paper prescription, Date and Time of order.

Question 3

What do you do if you discover a medication error? Or near miss?

Accepted Answer

Inform NMs. NMs will inform Clinic head and raise incident report in PRISM. Open disclosure to patients and follow up if necessary.

Answer

Inform NMs. Open disclosure to patients and follow up if necessary.

Answer

Inform NMs. NMs will inform Clinic head and raise incident report in PRISM.

Question 4

What are the assessment you would do after medication administration?

Accepted Answer

vital signs , pain assessment when applicable, any changes in risk for falls

Answer

Vital signs, pain assessment, conscious level

Answer

Vital signs, pain assessment

Question 5

What pain assessment tool is used if patients > 7years old and visually impaired?

Accepted Answer

Verbal numerical

Answer

<P>FLACC</P>

Answer

Pain assessment behavioral scale (PABS)

Question 6

Beside pain score, what else nurses need to assess?

Accepted Answer

Location & radiation, type , Description , Frequency and duration , Precipitating factors / Relieving factors

Answer

Location, type , Description , Frequency and duration , Precipitating factors / Relieving factors

Answer

Location & radiation, type , Description , Frequency , Precipitating factors / Relieving factors

Question 7

How often do you check medications? What do you check?

Accepted Answer

weekly check

check stock level, expiry dates, stock condition, FIFO

Answer

weekly check

check stock level, expiry dates, stock condition

Answer

monthly check

check stock level, expiry dates, stock condition, FIFO

Question 8

How do you manage a patient who does not speak your language?

Accepted Answer

Find a colleague who can speak the patient's language or contact the embassy for assistance.

Answer

Called patient's family to translate over the phone.

Answer

Use online translate tool.

Question 9

How often the E trolley is checked?

Accepted Answer

monthly or when it isused and there is a list if items which are required to be checked daily

Answer

monthly or when it is used

Answer

<P>monthly</P>

Question 10

What are the items in E trolley that required to check daily?

Accepted Answer

Oxygen cylinder, suction machine, AED Schillers Fredeasy blinking green indicator

Answer

Oxygen cylinder, suction machine

Answer

Oxygen cylinder, suction machine, AED Schillers Fredeasy blinking green indicator, manual resuscitator

Question 11

How do you track the disposable lock for the E trolley?

Accepted Answer

Nurse exchanges the old lock with a new lock from NM. Sign the tracking form to record the process.

Answer

Nurse will get a new lock from NM and discardthe old lock.

Question 12

What do you do if you find the E trolley lock is broken?

Accepted Answer

Inform NM, do a E trolley check and replace any item if required. Log the incident in PRISM.

Answer

Inform in charge and get a new lock from NM.

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