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Which of the following is the first step in ensuring the right medication is given?
What should you do to ensure the medication is given to the correct person?
What does the 'Right Dose' refer to in medication administration?
Which of the following is NOT an example of the 'Right Route' for medication administration?
Why is the 'Right Education' important when giving medication?
What does the 'Right Time' check ensure?
What does checking the 'Right Day' help prevent?
Why is it important to check the 'Right Expiry Date' on medication?
If a client with diabetes is given medication, which 'Right' principle ensures the medication is appropriate?
What is the purpose of 'Right Documentation' in medication administration?
Which of these is NOT part of the 'Right Route' for medication administration?
When should you notify the supervisor regarding medication supply?
How often could medication be taken according to the 'Right Day' principle?
What should you do before giving medication to ensure the 'Right Person'?
Why must the medication label be checked for the 'Right Reason'?