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Healthcare workers need to be precise and accurate. Drug errors and death can be a result of a mistake in which of the following? Choose all that apply.
the system of measurement
the route of administration
the dose of medication
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All of the above.
- System of measurement: confusing units (mg vs mL, metric vs household, misplaced decimal points) can produce tenfold or greater dosing errors.
- Route of administration: giving a drug by the wrong route (e.g., IV instead of IM or oral instead of IV) changes onset, bioavailability and safety, and can be fatal.
- Dose of medication: too little may be ineffective; too much can cause toxicity or death.
- System of measurement: confusing units (mg vs mL, metric vs household, misplaced decimal points) can produce tenfold or greater dosing errors.
- Route of administration: giving a drug by the wrong route (e.g., IV instead of IM or oral instead of IV) changes onset, bioavailability and safety, and can be fatal.
- Dose of medication: too little may be ineffective; too much can cause toxicity or death.
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