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OB Medication _ Patient Medication Report. Nursing OB Medication Section _ Drug Name (Trade & generic), Dose/Route/Schedule, Pharmacologic Classification, Specific Patient Indications, Mechanism of Action, Expected Side Effects, Adverse Effects, Assessments (Labs/ Monitoring), Implementation Considerations (e.g. taking with food, crushing tablets etc.), and Potential Interactions (with currently ordered meds/food).
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Medications In the Maternal-Child clinical rotation, you will be giving medications. Before you give any medications, you must have knowledge of the medication to safely administer to the patient. T... o help prepare you for the common medications you may potentially give in the Antepartum, Labor and Delivery, and Postpartum units complete the medication charts on the next several pages and review. During your first lab day, you will complete an open note 10 question quiz to demonstrate you are prepared to safely administer medications. You must achieve a 75% or better on the quiz to achieve an “S” for question 5e under Safety on your E*Value for your weekly evaluation. [Show More]
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