IPSG 3 Quiz

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Test your knowledge about IPSG 3 with this quiz game!

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Jennifer Michel

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This game is a version of

High Alert Medication Quiz

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Froggy Jumps IPSG 3 QuizOnline version Test your knowledge about IPSG 3 with this quiz game! by Jennifer Michel 1 What is the definition of high alert medications? a Medications that are easily available over the counter. b Medications that bear a heightened risk of causing significant harm when they are used in error c Medications with low risk of side effects. 2 Why are high alert medications closely monitored? a Due to their potential for causing serious harm. b To ensure they are always in stock. c Because they are inexpensive. 3 What is an example of a high alert medication? a Enoxaparin b Aspirin. c Vitamin C. 4 How should high alert medications be stored? a In the refrigerator door. b Separate location that other regular medications c In an open area for easy access. 5 Why is double-checking common with HAM, LASA and CE medications? a To save costs on medication. b To speed up the dispensing process. c To reduce the risk of errors. 6 What is the role of healthcare providers in managing high alert medications? a To increase the dosage without consulting the patient. b To prescribe them without any warnings. c To educate patients on their proper use. 7 What should patients do if they experience unusual side effects from any HAM, LASA and CE? a Stop taking the medication abruptly. b Contact their healthcare provider immediately. c Ignore the side effects. 8 How can errors with high alert medications be minimized? a By skipping the verification step. b Through proper labeling and verification processes. c By increasing the dosage. 9 Following are the medication listed in General High Alert Medication category, except a Adrenaline b Vancomycin c Digoxin 10 Following group of medication are newly added into high alert medication list. a Narrow therapeutic index medication b Fentanyl c Neuromuscular blocking agents 11 Following are the effort to prevent errors in medication, except: a Control and limit the medication strengths available in the hospital drug formulary. b Control and limit the drug to one generic brand and one innovator brand at one time c Frequently change the medication brands.

Froggy Jumps

IPSG 3 QuizOnline version

Test your knowledge about IPSG 3 with this quiz game!

by Jennifer Michel

What is the definition of high alert medications?

Medications that are easily available over the counter.

Medications that bear a heightened risk of causing significant harm when they are used in error

Medications with low risk of side effects.

Why are high alert medications closely monitored?

Due to their potential for causing serious harm.

To ensure they are always in stock.

Because they are inexpensive.

What is an example of a high alert medication?

Enoxaparin

Aspirin.

Vitamin C.

How should high alert medications be stored?

In the refrigerator door.

Separate location that other regular medications

In an open area for easy access.

Why is double-checking common with HAM, LASA and CE medications?

To save costs on medication.

To speed up the dispensing process.

To reduce the risk of errors.

What is the role of healthcare providers in managing high alert medications?

To increase the dosage without consulting the patient.

To prescribe them without any warnings.

To educate patients on their proper use.

What should patients do if they experience unusual side effects from any HAM, LASA and CE?

Stop taking the medication abruptly.

Contact their healthcare provider immediately.

Ignore the side effects.

How can errors with high alert medications be minimized?

By skipping the verification step.

Through proper labeling and verification processes.

By increasing the dosage.

Following are the medication listed in General High Alert Medication category, except

Adrenaline

Vancomycin

Digoxin

Following group of medication are newly added into high alert medication list.

Narrow therapeutic index medication

Fentanyl

Neuromuscular blocking agents

Following are the effort to prevent errors in medication, except:

Control and limit the medication strengths available in the hospital drug formulary.

Control and limit the drug to one generic brand and one innovator brand at one time

Frequently change the medication brands.

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What is the definition of high alert medications?

Why are high alert medications closely monitored?

What is an example of a high alert medication?

How should high alert medications be stored?

Why is double-checking common with HAM, LASA and CE medications?

What is the role of healthcare providers in managing high alert medications?

What should patients do if they experience unusual side effects from any HAM, LASA and CE?

How can errors with high alert medications be minimized?

Following are the medication listed in General High Alert Medication category, except

Following group of medication are newly added into high alert medication list.

Following are the effort to prevent errors in medication, except:

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