QMAP Unit 1 Medication Administration Quiz

Delivering medication is part of the monitoring process, which involves ensuring the patient receives the correct medication as prescribed. Dispensing involves physically giving the medication to the patient. Prescribing involves writing the prescription for the medication. Diagnosing involves determining the patient's medical condition.

In this context, monitoring refers to the act of observing or overseeing the client's medication intake to ensure it was done correctly.

The term 'administration' refers to the act of assisting a client in the proper use of prescribed medications as directed by a healthcare provider. The other options - 'Prescription', 'Dosage', and 'Dispensing' - do not specifically address the act of assisting in the use of medications.

In healthcare, monitoring refers to the act of observing, checking, or overseeing a client's self-medication practices. Administering, prescribing, and dispensing involve different roles and responsibilities in the medication process.

The correct term for recording the administration of medication is 'Administration'. The other options provided are variations or misspellings of the correct term.

The term 'Administration' is used to describe the process of giving medications to a client. Dispensing refers to preparing and packaging medications for a client; Prescription is the order written by a licensed healthcare provider for the medication; Storage is where medications are kept until they are needed.

In this context, the correct term is 'Monitoring' as it refers to supervising or keeping track of something, such as adherence to medication schedules.

Pharmacotherapy is the branch of pharmacology concerned with the use of drugs to treat disease.