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What should you do before assisting a client to take medication to ensure it is the correct medication?
How do you confirm the identity of the correct client before giving medication?
Which units might be used to measure liquid medication doses?
Why must you ensure the client uses measuring spoons or cups instead of household spoons when measuring liquid medication?
What is the importance of giving medication at the right time?
If a medication label states "Take on empty stomach," when should the client take the medication?
What should you do if a client appears confused about the timing or dosing of their medication?
How often are some medications taken, other than daily?
What action should be taken if a client takes an extra dose of medication for unintended reasons, such as to sleep?
Why should medications not be taken beyond their expiry date?
Where are medications usually documented after being given to a client?
What should you do if you are uncertain about the order in which multiple medications should be taken?
If a medication must be taken three times a day at 0600, 1400, and 2200 hours, what could happen if the client takes the medication too close to meals or other medications?
What is the first step you should take to ensure you give the right medication?
Why is it important to bring along medications that must be taken during an outing with the client?