According to the Joint Commission, medication reconciliation is ...

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According to the Joint Commission, medication reconciliation is required at which, if any, of the following points during a child's hospital stay?
 
  1. Prior to performing an invasive procedure.
   2. Minimally, at admission, and weekly thereafter, and when changes are made in medication regimens
   3. When transferred from one division or service to another.
   4. All of the above

Question 2

The nurse is explaining the difference of Oppositional Defiant Disorder (ODD) and Conduct Disorder (CD) to a parent. The best explanation is:
 
  1. A child with CD is remorseful for bad behavior..
   2. A child who has ADHD will have ODD too..
   3. A child with ODD feels bad after breaking the rules, while a child with CD does not care if the rules are broken..
   4. A child with CD requires constant intervention to be able to function in society..

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Answer to Question 1

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1. An informed consent must be obtained prior to the invasive procedure.
2. Medication reconciliation should occur at least every 24 hours while an inpatient, discharge, and transfer.
3. Medication reconciliation is required at admission, discharge, and transfer of services/locations.
4. Only one answer is correct.

Answer to Question 2

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1. Children with CD are usually not remorseful.
2. The ADHD and ODD combination does not happen in all individuals.
3. A child with ODD understands boundaries and the fact that feelings can be hurt, thus being remorseful. Children with CD are not remorseful for their actions.
4. A child with CD requires consistency, but this does not mean that the child will be successful in his/her adult life.

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