Medication Safety and Administration Review

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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.

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What are two examples of High Alert Medications mentioned in the notes?

Insulin and Heparin.

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What does the acronym IDC stand for in the context of medication administration?

Independent Double Check.

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According to the Independent Double Check (IDC) process, what three things must be verified?

Drug, dosage, and route.

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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.