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Marat540 [252]
1 year ago
8

Administration of a drug is primarily the responsibility of which health care provider?

Medicine
1 answer:
bonufazy [111]1 year ago
5 0

Administration of a drug is primarily the responsibility of the Nurse.

<h3>Administrative features of nursing</h3>

The nurse is in charge of appropriately reading the prescription, documenting that the medication has been administered, and monitoring the patient's reaction. The nurse must be aware of the purpose, mechanism of action, and typical dosage of the medication before administering it; this will help the nurse spot and address prescription errors. Advice should be sought and, if necessary, a doctor should be consulted when unsure about a prescription. It is important to keep an eye out for both beneficial and detrimental effects. The nurse should be aware that a patient's condition may change a drug's effect and that concurrent treatments may interact. The pharmacist is a valuable resource for the nurse in these situations, and a positive working relationship between the two parties will increase the safety of patient care.

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