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Test your knowledge on the essential terms related to medication reconciliation management in nursing.

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Mrs. Ramos

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Medication Reconciliation Challenge


Mots Croisés Medication Reconciliation ChallengeVersion en ligne Test your knowledge on the essential terms related to medication reconciliation management in nursing. par Mrs. Ramos 1 A formal process in which healthcare providers compare a pt’s current medications with new orders at transitions of care (e.g., admission, transfer, discharge) to prevent errors such as omissions, duplications, dosing errors, or drug interactions. 2 Substances used to cure, treat, or prevent disease. This includes OTC and Herbal remedies, which most patients dont realize belong in this group so you have to ask them specifically. 3 The extent to which a patient follows prescribed medication regimens. 4 A duplication or inconsistency found in medication records which require clarification. Any unintentional difference between a pt's home medication list and what is prescribed in the current setting; may result in medication errors if not resolved. 5 Medical ___________ is a record of a patient's previous and current medications and health conditions. This includes past surgeries, hospitalizations, and medical procedures. 6 Actions taken to improve a patient's medication management and health outcomes. 7 Working together with healthcare professionals to ensure safe medication practices. 8 The use of multiple medications by a patient, often from multiple providers, at multiple pharmacies... Common in older adults, which increases the risk of medication errors during reconciliation. 9 Any movement of a patient from one setting of care to another (e.g., from hospital to home, or from surgery to a hospital unit), during which the medication reconciliation process must occur. 10 What is the primary goal of medication reconciliation? To prevent ____________ 7 9 8 3 4 6 5 1 10 2