Medication Administration | Name, Class, Mech of Action, Indications, Side Effects

Today’s video is all about perfect drug cards and safe medication administration for Nursing Students and NCLEX Review.

Hey, it’s your favorite subject again – pharmacology! More specifically, how to read and use drug cards for safe and effective administration.

We’re going over how to use drug cards to check for drug allergies, along with safe medication administration to help prepare patients for side effects of specific drugs.

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[NottaVideoSummary]

The article discusses the importance of drug cards and safe medication administration for nursing students. It introduces the "Fab Five" - the top five things that students should have on their drug cards. The first thing is the generic name of the drug, as the NCLEX only tests on generic names and not brand or trade names. The second is the class or classification of the medication, which puts medications into a category based on what they do inside the body or to the body. The third is the mechanism of action, which is how the drug works in the body. The fourth is the indication, which is the expected therapeutic effect of the drug. The fifth is the side effects, which are the expected effects of the medication. The article also explains key terms such as therapeutic effect, side effect, adverse effect, and toxic effect. Additionally, the article briefly touches on pregnancy warnings of drugs classified by the level of potential harm to the fetus.

----From Notta's video summarizer

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