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Three Checks & Ten Rights of Medication Administration

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This deck covers the essential steps and rights involved in the safe administration of medication, including the three checks and the ten rights.

First Check

Read medication administration record and remove the medication(s) from the clients drawer.
Verify that the client's name and room number match MAR.

Compare the label of the Medication against the MAR

* If the dosage does not match the MAR, determine if you need to do a math calculation

* Check the expiration date

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First Check

Read medication administration record and remove the medication(s) from the clients drawer.
Verify that the client's name and room number match ...

Second Check

* While preparing the medication (e.g. Pouring, Drawing up, or Placing unopened package in a medication cup), look at the medication label and chec...

Third Check

Recheck the label on the container (e.g., vial, bottle, or unused unit-dose medications) before returning to its storage place.

or

C...

Patient Interaction

Ask about other allergies
Make sure they are able to swallow
* Make sure Medication is not Expired
* Ask how many pills they ar...

Ten Rights of Medication Administration

Right Medication
Right Dose
* Right Time
* Right Route
* Right Client


* Right Client Education
* Right Documen...

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TermDefinition

First Check

Read medication administration record and remove the medication(s) from the clients drawer.
Verify that the client's name and room number match MAR.

Compare the label of the Medication against the MAR

* If the dosage does not match the MAR, determine if you need to do a math calculation

* Check the expiration date

Second Check

* While preparing the medication (e.g. Pouring, Drawing up, or Placing unopened package in a medication cup), look at the medication label and check against MAR

Third Check

Recheck the label on the container (e.g., vial, bottle, or unused unit-dose medications) before returning to its storage place.

or

Check the Label on the medication against the MAR before opening the package at the bedside.

Patient Interaction

Ask about other allergies
Make sure they are able to swallow
* Make sure Medication is not Expired
* Ask how many pills they are able to take at a time if more than one.
* Inform Pt what medication you are giving them
* Get Pt name and Date of Birth
* Wash Hands
* Introduce

* 30CC before and after for crush, slush, flush
* No more than 10CC for mutable medications
* Always use gloves.

Ten Rights of Medication Administration

Right Medication
Right Dose
* Right Time
* Right Route
* Right Client


* Right Client Education
* Right Documentation
* Right to Refuse
* Right Assessment
* Right Evaluation