Quiz 6

The section of a medication sheet used to transcribe guidelines or parameters for the medication is called the

• progress notes

• reason for use

• special instructions

• medication grid

A medication is administered at a location other than the person's home. Certified staff document this on the medication sheet using a(n)

• provider code

• full code

• pharmacy code

• acceptable code

An HCP order is written and the medication is obtained from the pharmacy. The information from the HCP order and the pharmacy label must be

• rewritten into the Count Book

• copied onto an emergency fact sheet

• transcribed onto a medication sheet

• 1. copied into the communication book

HCP orders are posted and verified even if no new orders or medication changes have been made. This is

• 1. an unnecessary documentation process

• 1. for historical record keeping purposes

• 1. to ensure supervisors know that a person had an HCP visit

• 1. to ensure staff are aware that no changes were made

A medication sheet is a document used to track medication

• delivery
  

• expiration
  

• administration

• disposal

Prior to the first medication administration of the new month, 2 staff must review the new month's medication sheets. To do this, they use the HCP orders and pharmacy labels. This is called a(n)

• 1. posting check

• 1. accuracy check

• 1. double check

• 1. verifying check

A medication record typically contains an Emergency Fact Sheet, HCP orders, medication sheets and medication

• 1. count sheet pages

• 1. disposal records

• 1. delivery receipts

• 1. information sheets

In the hour column on a medication sheet, you must

• 1. include specific hours of the day

• 1. list a morning time in the bottom of the hour column

• 1. leave the spaces under the hour column blank

• 1. include general times of the day

The medication box is where you will document __________ after administering a medication.

• 1. an accuracy check

• 1. your initial

• 1. an acceptable code

• 1. your signature

All HCP orders must be posted and verified to ensure HCP orders are

• 1. medically necessary

• 1. historically recorded

• 1. cost effective

• 1. accurately transcribed