Question

question 9 select all that apply: injection and medication safety practices include: never reuse a syringe to enter a medication vial or container disinfect access diaphragms of medication vials before inserting a device recap a needle to decrease risk of a needlestick use aseptic technique when preparing and administering medications dedicate multidose vials to a single patient whenever possible

Explanation:

Re - using a syringe to enter a medication vial can contaminate the vial. Disinfecting vial diaphragms reduces the risk of contamination. Recapping needles is dangerous and not recommended as it can cause needlestick injuries. Aseptic technique is crucial for preventing infections during medication preparation and administration. Dedicating multidose vials to a single patient minimizes the risk of cross - contamination.

Answer:

• Never reuse a syringe to enter a medication vial or container
• Disinfect access diaphragms of medication vials before inserting a device
• Use aseptic technique when preparing and administering medications
• Dedicate multidose vials to a single patient whenever possible