JCI QA 2 Of 6 -Medication Management and Use (MMU)

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00:00 JCI QA 2 Of 6 -Medication Management and Use (MMU)

00:16 Question :Who is responsible to check your crash cart and how often?
1. Responsibility:
• Nursing Staff:
• Pharmacy Department:
• Quality or Safety Team:
2. Frequency:
• Daily Checks:
• After Each Use:
• Monthly Audits:

01:19 Question :How to make sure that crash cart are maintain for completeness?
1. Daily Checks:
2. After-Use Restocking:
3. Standardized Checklist:
4. Sealing System:
5. Periodic Audits:
6. Staff Training:

02:43 Question :How to compute pediatric medication dosage during emergency code?
1. Determine Weight:
2. Check Recommended Dose:
 Epinephrine: 0.01 mg/kg (IV/IO).
3. Perform Calculation:
 Example: For a 10-kg child requiring epinephrine:
 10 kg × 0.01 mg/kg = 0.1 mg.
4. Prepare Medication:
5. Double-Check:
6. Document:

04:39 Question :How to differentiate sound alike medication?
1. Tall-Man Lettering:
• (e.g., DOBUTamine vs. DOPamine).
2. Physical Separation:
3. Label Enhancements:
4. Double-Check Process:
5. Education and Alerts:
6. Standardized Orders:
7. Barcode Scanning:

06:12 Question :What you will do if the medication control or narcotics drugs?
1. Secure Storage:
2. Accurate Documentation:
3. Double-Check Protocol:
4. Monitoring Inventory:
5. Wastage Documentation:
6. Incident Reporting:
7. Staff Training:

07:53 Question :What is the process of administration control/narcotics medication from floor stock?
1. Authorized Access:
2. Medication Request:
3. Withdrawal:
• e.g., Pyxis, Omnicell)
4. Double Verification:
5. Administration:
• Confirm the patient’s identity using two identifiers.
 Right patient
 Right medication
 Right dose
 Right route
 Right time
6. Documentation:
 Time of administration
 Dosage given
 Remaining balance of floor stock.
7. Monitor the Patient:
8. Wastage Handling (if applicable):
9. Daily/Shift Reconciliation: