SentriCare

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Q1: Why is it important that you have read and understood policies and procedures relating to medication?

Q3: Who can identify the medication needs of a Service User?

Doctor

Pharmacist

Carer

Q3a: How are medication needs documented?

In a letter

Prescription

Mar Sheet

Q4: Give 8 examples of changes you might observe that could be caused by side effects to medication.

Q5: Some Medicines are applied Topically. What does this mean?

Q6: There are many different types of medicine, for example Analgesics. Give three other examples.

Q7: Explain what homely or house hold remedies are?

Q8 : There are different types of medication. What is the name of the most highly protected group?

Q9 : When you have a service user who is self administering their medication, what does this mean?

Q10: Give three examples of things you are able to do to support a self administering service user?

Q11: Each individual receiving medication has a personal record relating to their medication. What is this called?

Q12: Why are medication audits important?

Q13: You may sometimes see the abbreviation PRN in connection to medication. What does this mean in English?

Q14: If you suspected you had made a mistake when administering medication, what do you need to do?

Q15: How much liquid should be measured out? Please Refer To Pic Below:

Q15: The Red Arrow indicates the amount required