For Each of the Following Medication-Related Errors, Select the Patient

question 20

Multiple Choice

For each of the following medication-related errors, select the patient "right" that was violated (select a, b, c, d, or e for each) . Use pharmacology text references if needed. After your selection, discuss the clinical implications and preventive measures you will take in your practice to avoid such errors.

-Ordered: Insulin subcutaneous injection daily for an older patient who is newly diagnosed with diabetes. Under supervision, the patient practiced injecting an orange for a few days, followed by self-injections under supervision until discharge shortly thereafter.
Given: At home, the patient injected an orange with insulin and ate the orange each day. The patient complained of the taste to the home-care nurse during the first post-hospital visit.

• A) Right patient
• B) Right drug
• C) Right time
• D) Right dose
• E) Right route

Comprehend the protections against employment discrimination provided by the Americans with Disabilities Act.

Recognize the conditions under which constructive discharge may occur and its legal implications.

Understand the role and functions of the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission in enforcing anti-discrimination laws.

Identify the defenses employers may use against claims of discrimination and the conditions under which they are valid.

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