FlexiQuiz - Pharmacy Technician Competency Program - Activity # 1

In JHAH, patients are correctly identified using:

2 identifiers, patient full name and age

2 identifiers , patient full name and badge number

2 identifiers, patient full name and ID number (Iqama or Government ID)

Potassium Chloride is a concentrated electrolyte that is approved to be stored in the below clinical units in Dhahran hospital as per the JHAH medication administration policy (Check MSP-116-9 attachment B)

EMS, Anesthesia workroom, 2B, 2C, 3A, 3C, 5C, Pharmaceutical sterile compounding (pharmacy IV room)

EMS, Anesthesia workroom, 2B, 2C, 3A, 3C, 5C, Inpatient Pharmacy

Pharmaceutical sterile compounding (pharmacy IV room)

EMS, Inpatient Pharmacy, Pharmaceutical sterile compounding (pharmacy IV room)

Select the medications that are classified as high alert medications (multiple choice) as per the JHAH high lert medication list (MSP-116-9 attachment B)

Epinephrine

Lisinopril

hydrogen peroxide

Morphine

Insulin

potassium chloride

Select the correct statements regarding the JHAH list of "look alike and sound alike medications" (MULTIPLE CHOICE)

List is based on JHAH reported near misses as well as international references such as ISMP

List is reviewed every year and updated within the policy MSP-116-15

List is reviewed every year and updated within the policy MSP-116-9

Once the below multidose injectable Heparin vial is punctured , the below data must be recorded on the label

Opening and Expiry date, 30 days

Opening and Expiry date, 28 days

Expiry date , 30 days

Expiry date ,28 days

How do we reduce the risk of errors associated with LASA (look alike sound alike) medications ?

Separate storage (non alphabetical) and label the bin with a yellow LASA sticker

Report as a medication near miss electronically within Datix to alert other clinical units

Report to Saudi FDA to increase awareness and alert other institutions

Consider a brand or product change

Check the indication prior to dispensing

All of the above

What education and training activities does JHAH offer employees to improve the safety of high alert medications and LASA (look alike-sound alike) medications , select all applicable choices (MULTIPLE CHOICE)?

Yearly Online medication safety competency on SuccessFactors

JHAH new hire orientation (section on medication safety)

Pharmacy new hire orientation (section on medication safety)

Where can i find a list of approved and prohibited JHAH medication related abbreviations?

MSP-116-9 medication administration

MSP-116-15 medication management and use

MSP-235 clinical documentation standards and contents of the medical records

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Pharmacy Technician Competency Program - Activity # 1 - 2020

SECTION 2: Medication Safety