Medicines Management Part B — Clinical

NMC Medicines Management — Clinical Practice 1

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120

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1 What is "oral" administration?

A: Medication given by injection

B: Medication given by mouth (tablets, capsules, liquids)

C: Medication applied to the skin

D: Medication inhaled into the lungs

2 What is an "off-label" medication use?

A: Using a medication past its expiry date

B: Using a medication for a condition not included in its licensed indications

C: Using a medication without a prescription

D: Using a cheaper alternative

3 When should a medication chart be reviewed?

A: Once a month

B: At least every 7 days for inpatients

C: Only when a new medication is prescribed

D: At discharge only

4 What does "sublingual" administration mean?

A: Through the skin

B: Under the tongue

C: Into the rectum

D: Into the muscle

5 What should a nurse do if a medication error occurs?

A: Complete an incident report and inform the prescriber

B: Ignore it if no harm occurred

C: Only inform the patient

D: Dispose of the evidence

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