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DESMC NURSING SERVICE EVALUATION #1

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DESMC Nursing Service Evaluation

Welcome to the DESMC Nursing Service Evaluation quiz! This quiz is designed to test your knowledge and understanding of the crucial policies and procedures regarding Look-Alike Sound-Alike (LASA) medications in a nursing context.

Key features of the quiz:

12 questions covering vital nursing practices.
Multiple choice, true/false, and open-ended questions.
Immediate feedback on your answers.

12 Questions3 MinutesCreated by CaringNurse257

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What does LASA means?

If a nurse is on-deck for ON-CALL, he/she only comes to her on call if he/she feels to do it.

True

False

In the identified LASA medicine list of DESMC as of 2022, which is the following is correctly written?

AntiBIOTIC cream - ANTIbiotic ointment

LAMacil - FLAMazine

LUMICAIN - lidocain

CollaGEN - HYDROgel

In MEDICATION ADMINISTRATION under the LASA POLICY, check the boxes that states true in the policy.

Verbal orders of doctors during dressings must be repeated and acknowledge by the nurse in a loud and clear voice to be able to have clear communication and clarification that the order was heard correctly.

Medications in a form of cream, granules, ointment and other topical medications should be firstly placed in the medicine cup and served to the dressing table for application.

Use a spare straight instrument is firmly advised in application of medication

No medication should be poured directly to the wound. If medication is served in this manner, it should be disposed right away, as in compliance in infection control practices of the medical center.

Medications served should be assured that it has been opened for less than 1 month. Medications that are opened for more than a month should not be served/utilized and must be disposed.

Daily medication checklist should not be filled out everyday.

True

False

Medications identified as LASA should have bolded tall man letters and must be separated in storage space of the identified LASA medication.

True

False

When should the nurse pull-out a nearly expiry medication?

What do we call a system where 2 nurses are/can be assigned in 1 task/area?

Partner system

Couple system

SINMAR

Buddy system

What do we call the charting system of the medical center?

Partner system

Couple system

SINMAR

Buddy system

What do we call a way of writing which makes a distinction to a LASA medication ?

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