Module 3: Principles of Drug Administration with correct answers 100% 2025

Module 3: Principles of Drug Administration with correct answers 100% 2025 A patient is to receive several medications. Which check should the nurse complete first when preparing the medications for the patient? - Correct Answer Check the medication with the administration record when removing it from the unit-dose drawer. A patient is prescribed a medication to be delivered through an intramuscular injection (IM). Which site should the nurse use for this injection? - Correct Answer Ventrogluteal A patient is prescribed to receive an ophthalmic medication. For which reason should the nurse apply pressure to the nasolacrimal duct after administering the medication? - Correct Answer Reduce the risk of absorption of the medication into the systemic circulation. A patient of average weight is prescribed a medication to be provided through the subcutaneous route. Which angle should the nurse insert the needle when giving this medication? - Correct Answer 45 degree A patient is returns to the care area after having a routine procedure. Which type of medication prescription should the nurse follow when caring for the patient during the recovery period? - Correct Answer Standing A patient refuses to take a newly prescribed medication. Which action should the nurse complete first? - Correct Answer Assess for reasons for refusing the medication A patient is prescribed a medication to be administered intradermally. Which amount of medication should the nurse expect to administer to the patient? - Correct Answer 0.1 to 0.2 mL A patient receives a prescription for a medication for a health problem. Which should the nurse consider as a reason for the health problem to continue despite treatment? - Correct Answer Patient not taking the medication as prescribed. A patient develops widespread peeling of the skin and mucous membranes after receiving several doses of a prescribed antibiotic. Which health problem should the nurse suspect is occurring with this patient? - Correct Answer Toxic epidermal necrosis (TEN)