The 7 Rights of Medication Administration: A Comprehensive Guide
The seven rights of medication administration are:
1. Right Patient:
The medication is given to the patient for whom it was prescribed.
2. Right Medication:
The medication that was prescribed for the patient is the one being given.
3. Right Dose:
The dose of the medication that was prescribed for the patient is the one being given.
4. Right Route:
The medication is being administered by the route that was prescribed.
5. Right Time:
The medication is given at the time it was prescribed.
6. Right Documentation:
Accurate documentation is completed and maintained, including the time, dose, name, and route of medication administration.
7. Right Reason:
The medication is given for the purpose that was prescribed.
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