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what is the section in the 'Medication problem A.C.T.I.O.N. plan ' resource that you would turn to when addressing the situation
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Ms. Sue
What situation?
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Anonymous
hearing
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Lisa
What is it
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Anonymous
the client has Parkinson disease. he tries to administer his own oral medication . his wife usually help him, is often not home for his afternoon does because your visit her respite time
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yordanos
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gloria
I will help the client as long as the medication needs to be administered on the right time, right route and dosage that has been specified in the record sheets.
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Mercy
A.C.T.I.O.N
A - The client find it difficult to administer his afternoon dose, due to his wife is often not home.
C - I will contact my supervisor immediately and inform him/her that the client is having difficulty taking his afternoon dose(medication).
T - I will talk to his wife if present.
I - I will help the client as long as the medication needs to be administered on right time, right route and dosage that has been specified in the record sheets.
O - I will open the chart and document what I have done.
N - I will come up with a note to follow-up next visit to see if client is still having problems.
A - The client find it difficult to administer his afternoon dose, due to his wife is often not home.
C - I will contact my supervisor immediately and inform him/her that the client is having difficulty taking his afternoon dose(medication).
T - I will talk to his wife if present.
I - I will help the client as long as the medication needs to be administered on right time, right route and dosage that has been specified in the record sheets.
O - I will open the chart and document what I have done.
N - I will come up with a note to follow-up next visit to see if client is still having problems.
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Mercy Igbitiri
2018
A.C.T.I.O.N
A - The client find it difficult to administer his afternoon dose, due to his wife is often not home.
C - I will contact my supervisor immediately and inform him/her that the client is having difficulty taking his afternoon dose(medication).
T - I will talk to his wife if present.
I - I will help the client as long as the medication needs to be administered on right time, right route and dosage that has been specified in the record sheets.
O - I will open the chart and document what I have done.
N - I will come up with a note to follow-up next visit to see if client is still having problems.
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posted by Mercy Igbitiri
A.C.T.I.O.N
A - The client find it difficult to administer his afternoon dose, due to his wife is often not home.
C - I will contact my supervisor immediately and inform him/her that the client is having difficulty taking his afternoon dose(medication).
T - I will talk to his wife if present.
I - I will help the client as long as the medication needs to be administered on right time, right route and dosage that has been specified in the record sheets.
O - I will open the chart and document what I have done.
N - I will come up with a note to follow-up next visit to see if client is still having problems.
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posted by Mercy Igbitiri
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Tayo
While reading the label on your client’s medication, you notice that the strength of the medication is
different from the care plan. Your client claims that his meds were changed over the weekend after
visiting the medical clinic.
different from the care plan. Your client claims that his meds were changed over the weekend after
visiting the medical clinic.
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Tayo
what is the section in the 'Medication problem A.C.T.I.O.N. plan ' resource that you would turn to when addressing the situation
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Yordanos
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