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6. when would you help a person to self - administer a medication if th…

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  1. when would you help a person to self - administer a medication if the medication is ordered prn?

every 4 hours around the clock
as the person needs it
daily
weekly

  1. a medication label reads: take acetaminophen 1 tablet po as needed every 6 hours for headache. what is the indication for the medication?

acetaminophen
headache
po
as needed

  1. what is the primary concern for people taking anticoagulant medications?

bleeding
dizziness
low blood pressure
low blood sugar

  1. what is a common side effect of antipsychotic medications?

muscle spasms
excessive thirst
frequent urination
severe bleeding

  1. what is the goal when assisting with self - administration of medication?

empower the person
justify billing
make the person dependent
ensure the person takes medications quickly

Explanation:

Brief Explanations
  • Question 6: PRN (pro re nata) means as needed. So, you help a person self - administer a PRN medication as the person needs it.
  • Question 7: The indication for a medication is the condition it is used to treat. Here, acetaminophen is used for headache.
  • Question 8: Anticoagulant medications prevent blood from clotting easily. So, the primary concern is bleeding.
  • Question 9: Muscle spasms are a common side effect of antipsychotic medications.
  • Question 10: The goal of assisting with self - administration of medication is to empower the person.

Answer:

  1. As the person needs it
  2. Headache
  3. Bleeding
  4. Muscle spasms
  5. Empower the person