Medication Administration Quiz

What is the primary function of medication administration in nursing?

• To educate patients about their conditions

• To provide medication safely

• To manage patient records

• To ensure patient comfort

Which of the following is NOT a component of a medication order?

• Medication Name

• Patient's Name

• Doctor's Signature

• Dosage

What does the 'Right Patient' in the Five Rights of Medication Administration refer to?

• Using the correct dosage

• Administering medication at the right time

• Verifying the patient's identity

• Choosing the appropriate route

What is the correct term for the scientific name of a drug?

• Chemical name

• Generic name

• Brand name

• Trade name

Which route of medication administration involves swallowing pills or liquids?

• Inhalation

• Injectable

• Topical

• Oral

What does 'BID' stand for in medication frequency?

• Four times a day

• Twice a day

• Three times a day

• Every day

What is the purpose of labeling medications?

• To ensure correct administration

• To enhance storage conditions

• To maintain patient confidentiality

• To track medication costs

Which of the following is a method of injectable medication administration?

• Inhalation

• Topical

• Oral

• Intravenous

What should be done before administering medication to ensure safety?

• Review patient history

• Double-check medication orders

• Consult with a pharmacist

• Check the expiration date

What is the significance of monitoring vital signs after medication administration?

• To educate the patient

• To document patient history

• To assess medication effectiveness

• To prepare for future treatments