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    Name: ______________________________Yr.& Sec. __________Date: _________ C.I.

    ______________

    ADMINISTERING ORAL MEDICATION RUBRICS

    CRITERIA

    4 3 2 1

    Proficient Approaching Developing Beginning Rating


    proficiency

    PROCEDURE Independentl Performs skills Performs Performs


    y performs all with skills with skills with
    skills fluently assistance of assistance of assistance
    and without faculty 1 - 2 faculty 3 - 4 of faculty
    difficulty. times during times during greater than
    simulation. simulation 4 times
    during
    simulation
    STEPS
    1. Perform hand hygiene.
    2. Prepare medication,
    adhering to the ten rights of
    drug administration.
    3.Identify client by reading
    identification bracelet and by
    addressing client by name.
    4. Explain procedure and
    purpose of drug.
    5. Prepare equipment’s
    needed.
    6. Verify any allergies listed
    on medication record or
    electronic medication record.
    7. Obtain preassessment
    data.
    8. Separate drugs that might
    be withheld on
    preassessment data.
    9. Assist client in semi-
    Fowler’s or sitting position.
    10. Don gloves if there is
    possibility of exposure to oral
    secretions.
    11. Open unit-dose packages
    and place one drug in client’s
    hand or pour in medication
    cup and give to client;
    provide assistance if needed.
    12. Instruct client to place
    tablets or capsules into
    mouth and to follow with
    enough liquid to ensure.
    13. Administer liquid
    medications after pills,
    instructing client to drink all of
    the solution; provide
    assistance if needed.
    14. Remain with client until all
    medications are taken; check
    mouth if there is any question
    of whether drug has been
    swallowed.
    15. Reposition client and
    place call light within reach.
    16. Lift side rails.
    17. Discard or restore
    equipment properly.
    - If client refuses drug or
    drug has not been given for
    any reason, DO NOT leave
    drug at the bedside.
    - Remove drug from room
    and restore in medication
    drawer or cabinet only if in
    unopened unit-dose package.
    - If unit-dose package has
    been opened, discard in sink
    or flush down toilet, with
    witness present, if necessary.
    18. Remove gloves and
    perform hand hygiene.
    19. Document administration
    on medication record.
    20. Assess client 30 to 60
    minutes after administration
    and document client
    response to medication.
    TOTAL POINTS: 80
    _______________________________________ _______________________________________
    Signature over Printed name of the Student Signature over Printed name of the Clinical
    Instructor

    Prepared:
    Marie Christine N. Mercado, RN, MAN, Ed.D
    Level II – RLE Coordinator

    Noted:
    Jill Marie C. Hermogenes, RN, MAN, Ed.D
    Assistant Dean

    Approved:
    Michelle B. Yu, RN, MAN, DM
    Dean

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