Introductory
Pretest Day 1
Day 1 UNIT 1
Unit 2 Preparing for Safe Administration of Medication
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Vocabulary Quiz
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Unit 2.1 Identify principles of maintaining aseptic technique (13:37)
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Unit 2.2 Recognize emergencies and other health-threatening conditions and respond accordingly (5:05)
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Unit 2.3 Identify basic concepts of communication with the cognitively impaired client (2:17)
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Unit 2.4 Measure and record vitals (2:23)
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Unit 2.5 Demonstrate understanding of the use of the International (Military Time) (3:02)
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Unit 2.6 Identify the Six Rights of Medication Administration (5:33)
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Unit 2 Test
Unit 3 The Basics of Medication Administration
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Unit 3.1 Define key pharmacological terms, medical terminology and abbreviations associated with medication administration (3:44)
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Unit 3.2 Identify medication and dispensing classifications (33:50)
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Unit 3.3 Identify factors that affect medication mechanism of action (8:15)
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Unit 3.4 Facilitate client awareness of the purpose and effects of medications (6:15)
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Unit 3.5 Demonstrate how to use medication information sources (3:07)
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Unit 3.6 Identify medication labeling requirements in Virginia and the Federal Drug Control Act (3:07)
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Unit 3.7 Identify/explain how to complete three commonly used forms for documenting medication administration (7:36)
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Unit 3.8 Demonstrate/explain procedures for receiving and transcribing physician’s orders (12:34)
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Unit 3.9 Document medication administration on the Medication Administration Record (7:28)
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Unit 3.10 Document medication errors (3:53)
UNIT 3 TEST
Unit 4 ADMINISTRATION OF PREPARED INSTILLATIONS AND TREATMENTS
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UNit 4.1 Identify basic guidelines for administering medications
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Unit 4.2 Administer or assist the client with self-administration of oral medications
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Unit 4.3 Administer or assist the client with self-administration of eye drops and ointments
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Unit 4.4 Administer or assist the client with self-administration of ear drops
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Unit 4.5 Administer or assist the client with self-administration of nasal drops and sprays
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Unit 4.6 Administer or assist the client with self-administration of topical preparations
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Unit 4.7 Administer or assist the client with self-administration of vaginal products
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Unit 4.8 Administer or assist the client with self-administration of rectal products
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Unit 4.9 Administer or assist the client with self -administration of soaks and sitz baths
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Unit 4.10 Administer or assist the client with self-administration of oral hygiene products
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Unit 4.12 Administer or assist the client with self-administration of transdermal patches
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Unit 4.11 Administer or assist the client with self-administration of inhalation products
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Unit 4.13 Administer or assist the client with self-administration of EpiPen®
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Unit 4 Test
Unit 6
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Unit 6.1 Identify special issues related to medication use in the elderly (7:41)
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Unit 6.2 Recognize uses, adverse reactions and special considerations for selected psychotropic medications (15:37)
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Unit 6.3 Recognize when a medication is a chemical restraint (3:55)
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Unit 6.4 Explain the importance of blood testing to monitor therapeutic levels of medication (4:01)
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Unit 6.5 Identify medications considered inappropriate for the elderly (5:44)
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Unit 6.6 Identify reasons and ways of dealing with clients’ refusal to take medications and respond appropriately (4:13)
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Unit 6.7 Recognize uses of over-the-counter medications, herbal preparations and non-medical substances (4:45)
UNIT 6 TEST
UNIT 7
Unit 7 Test
FINAL EXAM
