Question

question 18 (2.5 points) which approach is used to prevent the accidental administration of a look-alike/sound-alike (lasa) medication? medication stored with stock drugs medication loaded into the unit-dose cart medical label printed with tall man letters medication loaded into the automated dispensing cabinet

Explanation:

To prevent LASA medication errors, Tall Man letters (e.g., writing "predniSONE" vs "predniSOLONE") are used on labels to highlight differences. Storing with stock drugs or loading into carts/cabinets doesn't address LASA confusion. So the correct approach is using Tall Man letters on labels.

Answer:

C. Medical label printed with Tall Man letters