Your medication fridge reads out of range. What do you do first?, Call Biomedical, move meds, label 'Do not use', Ignore it until next shift, Throw away all the medications, Turn the fridge off and on, Before the first dose of a new IV antibiotic (not prophylaxis), you check that:, The patient has eaten, Discharge is planned, Blood cultures have been taken, The pharmacy is open, An opened multi-dose vial must be labelled with:, The pharmacy phone number, Open date and your initials (apply the BUD), Patient's room number only, Nothing - vials are single use, You borrowed floor stock from another unit. Who replaces it?, The patient, Nobody, The borrowing unit, by hand, The lending unit, by electronic request, Part of a morphine ampoule is left over. You must:, Discard with a witness and document it, Return it to the fridge, Keep it for the next patient, Flush it down the sink, You made an error in the narcotic register. You should:, Re-enter it correctly on the next line, Erase it, Tear out the page, Cross it out and correct above, Where is the witness for a high-alert drug double check documented?, No documentation needed, Verbally only, On a sticky note, Co-signature in Cerner, Patient's own medication left after discharge is kept for collection for:, 1 month, 1 day, 5 working days, Forever, Where must you document the indication when prescribing an antibiotic?, In the EMR, On a paper note, Not required, Verbally to the nurse, Outside ICU, a restricted antibiotic needs approval from:, Pharmacy technician, ID consultant (or authorised alternate), Charge nurse, The patient

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