Quiz 9

Medication occurrences must be submitted to the MAP Coordinator within 7 days of discovery. If it is a hotline medication occurrence, it must be reported to DPH and the MAP Coordinator within

• 5 days of discovery

• 24 hours of discovery

• 48 hours of discovery

• 7 days of discovery

A medication occurrence is when one of the _____ during medication administration.

• 2 checks go wrong

• 3 parts of the medication administration process are skipped

• 5 rights go wrong

• 7 gears of the Chain of Custody are broken

You make or discover a medication occurrence. You check the person, and they are okay. Next you will call

• a MAP Consultant

• 911 for help

• your Supervisor

• the person's family

The safety of the person is always your first concern. You discover a medication occurrence and the person is not okay. You must first call

• the site supervisor

• 911 for help

• the MAP Consultant

• DPPC to report

If you make or discover a medication occurrence, you must first

• complete a medication occurrence report

• check all medication sheets for errors

• contact your Supervisor

• check to see if the person is okay

If you are unsure of who a person is, ask another staff who is familiar with the person or

• look at person's medication cabinet

• ask the person their name

• look at the Emergency Fact Sheet picture

• ask another person living in the home

The chances of a medication occurrence happening can be decreased by always following the

• chain of custody

• example of another staff

• cycle of responsibility

• medication administration process

Certified Staff administer medication that was discontinued. This is a _____ occurrence.

• 1. wrong person

• 1. wrong time

• 1. wrong medication

• 1. wrong dose

A(n) _____ occurrence is when the medication occurrence is followed by medical intervention, illness, injury, or death

• hotline
  

• critical

• teachable

• urgent

You administer a medication ordered for one person to someone else. This is a _____ medication occurrence.

• 1. wrong dose

• 1. wrong person

• 1. wrong medication

• 1. wrong time