The phrase "administer a medication" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in medical or healthcare contexts when referring to the act of giving a medication to a patient.
Example: "The nurse will administer a medication to the patient at 3 PM."
Alternatives: "give a medication" or "provide a medication".
According to our results, a fifth of medical decisions that possibly or certainly hastened deaths are made at the patient's request, (a third for deaths with a decision to administer a medication to deliberately hasten death).
For almost half of the physicians, "deep sedation for distress in terminal phase" was the term that best described the decision to deliberately administer a medication to hasten death; much less frequently "symptom treatment" or "non-treatment decision".
Administer a medication that reduces the production of stomach acid.
If a physician considers administering a medication without consent, it seems corrupt to consider how chemically traceable is the medication, although that would affect how much her action would jeopardize future public trust in physicians.
"If left unanswered, myths that naloxone enables drug use and worries about untrained people administering a medication might cause legislators to oppose a good bill.
Since 100% of individual drug entries were authorised by password with computerised prescribing it was always possible to trace a member of staff prescribing or administering a medication.
The current study administered a medication regimen designed to minimize post-operative pain, opiod use, and inflammation to encourage early and aggressive mobility.
Finally, care processes often represent clear elements of clinical practice (such as administering a medication within a certain time period) that are easily recognized as elements of everyday work and which readily form teachable skills.
In a survey of school nurses conducted in Baltimore, Maryland, in 1998, 2.92% of all public school students (N = 816,465) were administered a medication for ADHD in school; 84% of those (2.46%) received methylphenidate [ 4].
During SV1 and FU visits, participants are administered a medication questionnaire adapted from the Atherosclerosis Risk In Communities (ARIC) study [ 32] and widely used in field research and our prior studies.
(Violation Situation: Emergency) 'Step' refers to the three steps of the medication administration process studied: matching the medication to the medication administration record (Match-MAR), checking a patient's identification before administering a medication (ChxID) and documenting the administration of a medication (DOC).
