When Taking a Telephone Order for a Medication, Which Action

question 1

Multiple Choice

When taking a telephone order for a medication, which action by the nurse is most appropriate?

• A) Verify the order with the charge nurse.
• B) Call back the prescriber to review the order.
• C) Repeat the order to the prescriber before hanging up the telephone.
• D) Ask the pharmacist to double-check the order.

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