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Practice questions regarding High Alert Medications, Independent Double Check (IDC) protocols, and body responses to medication absorption.
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What is the definition of a High Alert Medication?
Medication that has a high risk of harm if used incorrectly.
What are two examples of High Alert Medications mentioned in the notes?
Insulin and Heparin.
What does the acronym IDC stand for in the context of medication administration?
Independent Double Check.
According to the Independent Double Check (IDC) process, what three things must be verified?
Drug, dosage, and route.
In the context of drug absorption, what is the 'Ehampatic response' (Sympathetic response) refer to?
The reaction of the body to the drug once it is absorbed.