The acceptable medication administration window is:

Which of the following are part of the 7 rights of medication administration? (Select all that apply)

What should you do first if you realize a medication error occurred?

A PRN antipsychotic/psychotropic medication may only be used for how many days before a new order is needed:

When documenting a late medication administration in CareConnect, you must:

You find a medication is unavailable during your med pass, sort what you would do and what you would not do?

Which of the following medications should NOT be crushed?

Organize by priority the steps of the medication error process.

What should be done with the med cart at the end of your shift? (Select all that apply)

A resident refuses a medication.  What should you do?

Move the typical signs of opioid overdose, hypoglycemia, and anaphylaxis to the appropriate group.

If a resident is hypoglycemic and unconscious, you should: