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EXPLAINING

MEDICATION
GROUP 9 :
Alis Hardiyanti
Ayu Nabilah U
Indri Muhrima
Mita Permatasari
Rulla Awalia
Principles of Giving Medication

Talk to patient and Help the patient to Provide privacy for Give medications
explain what you be as involved as the patient in a quiet area, free
are doing before possible in the from distractions.
you give process
medications.
Six Rights Of Giving Medication

Right Patient

Right Medication
Right Documentation

Right Route . Right Dose

Right Time
How to explain medication to patient?

Introduce yourself
Explain the medicine Give advice

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Explain the dosage


Ask for patient credential Ask opended question
Explaining Medication

Introduce yourself

A nurse was asked to introduce herself


before the patient and the patient’s
family. Introduction is the first stage to
get effective communication between
nurses and patients and families.

Example
“Good morning my name is A, I’m
the nurse on duty now.”
Ask for patient
credential

Ask patient to state their name and


birth date Check patient ID bracelet

Example
“what is your name?”
“when was you born?”
Explain the
medicine

The nurse explained the names, usage,


and side effect of the medicine to be
given.
Example
“this is your medicine, the medicine
name is paracetamol to reduce your
body temperature. Side effect of this
medicine maybe you will feel nausea
and insomnia.”
Explain the dosage

In giving medicine the nurse must pay atte


ntion to dosage of the medicine that must
be given, the exact count according to the
prescription give.

Example
“each tablet contins 500mg of
paracetamol.”
Give Advice

Diagnose with an illness is not an easy


thing. This certainly affects the mental and
personality of the patient. Therefore, as a
nurse who is around the patient, it is
necessary to ancourge her to continue fighti
ng to fight the disease.

Example
“don’t give up, keep trying and praying to
god. And don’t forget to take medicine.”
Ask opended
question

Give opportunities to patients, if there is so


mething that you want to ask.

Example
“Any question?”

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