Question

1. when would you help a person to self - administer a medication if the medication is ordered prn?
2. true or false: an unlicensed employee is allowed to give medication without an order from a prescriber.
3. what symptom may antidiabetic medications relieve?
4. you notice that the person you are assisting with medications has developed a rash. what should you do?
5. what is the primary concern for people taking anticoagulant medications?

Explanation:

1. PRN stands for "as needed", so you help when the person needs it.
2. Unlicensed employees cannot give medication without a prescriber's order due to regulations.
3. Antidiabetic medications often relieve frequent urination which is a symptom of high - blood sugar.
4. A rash during medication use may be a sign of an allergic reaction, so notifying the healthcare team promptly is crucial.
5. Anticoagulant medications prevent blood from clotting easily, so bleeding is the primary concern.

Answer:

1. As the person needs it
2. False
3. Frequent urination
4. Notify the healthcare team promptly
5. Bleeding