Rules of distribution of medicine

Use the rule of 5 R!

The “Five Cs/Rs”:

· Correct/Right Patient/Child

· Correct/Right Medicine

· Correct/Right Dose

· Correct/Right Time

· Correct/Right Route

Check exp. date, name, dosage, doctors prescription, evaluate its looks, give to the patient, mark in the list of prescriptions, put the signature.

Per os medicine should been taken under the nurse supervision.

Applying of narcotic medicine only in doctor presence, history case marks, list of prescriptions, journal of narcotic medicine account.

"Before food" - 15-30 min. "After food" - 15-30 min. On an empty stomach (vermicide, purgative) in the morning. Somnolent – 30 min before sleep.

Nurse should told about side effects.

Tablets that don’t have divide line cant been divided.

Not possible:

Keep medicine with disinfectant solutions.

Distribute medicine without prescription, make changes, put pills into the boxes preliminary, change or put away from drug store package.

The administration of a medicine is a common but important clinical procedure. It is the manner in which a medicine is administered that will determine to some extent whether or not the patient gains any clinical benefit, and whether they suffer any adverse effect from their medicines. For example, intravenous furosemide administered too quickly can cause deafness; oral penicillin given with food will not be well absorbed; over-application of topical steroids will cause thinning of the skin and may lead to systemic side-effects.

Two main factors determine whether or not a drug will reach its intended site of action in the body:

The bioavailability of the drug;

How the drug is given (route of administration).

Date: 2014-12-29; view: 967