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Medication Administration Quiz

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 5mins

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Class
Date
1.

Which of the following is NOT one of the "10 Rights" of medication administration?

a)

Right patient

b)

Right medication

c)

Right communication

d)

Right dose

2.

What is the first step before administering any medication to a patient?

a)

Check the medication expiry date

b)

Verify the patient’s identity

c)

Prepare the medication dose

d)

Document the medication administration

3.

Which route of administration requires the nurse to use aseptic technique?

a)

Oral

b)

Intramuscular injection

c)

Topical

d)

Inhalation

4.

What should the nurse do if the patient refuses to take the medication?

a)

Force the patient to take it

b)

Document the refusal and notify the healthcare provider

c)

Skip the dose without informing anyone

d)

Try to give the medication later without documentation

5.

Giving medication to the wrong patient is an example of:

a)

Proper medication administration

b)

Medication error

c)

Patient education

d)

Routine practice

6.

When is the best time to document medication administration?

a)

Before giving the medication

b)

Immediately after giving the medication

c)

At the end of the shift

d)

Only if a side effect occurs

7.

If a medication label is unclear or the expiry date is smudged, the nurse should:

a)

Administer the medication carefully

b)

Check with the pharmacy before administering

c)

Ask a colleague to confirm

d)

Skip the dose

8.

What is the correct angle for inserting an intramuscular injection?

a)

15 degrees

b)

45 degrees

c)

90 degrees

d)

180 degrees

9.

How should used needles be disposed of safely?

a)

Recap the needle and throw in regular trash

b)

Dispose in a sharps container without recapping

c)

Wash and reuse the needle

d)

Throw in a biohazard bag after recapping

10.

To avoid errors with look-alike or sound-alike medications, the nurse should:

a)

Read the medication label carefully before administration

b)

Administer medication quickly to save time

c)

Ignore similar medication names if unsure

d)

Give medication based on memory