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Match terms related to the medication technician from state regulations to their definitions.  \n2. Identify the state regulations related to drug administration.  \n3. Identify key points in the state regulations related to drug administration.  \n4. Identify what must be included on medication records.  \n5. Identify the two federal regulations related to drug administration.  \nSUPPLEMENTARY TEACHING/LEARNING ITEMS:  \n1. 13 CSR 15-14: Intermediate Care and Skilled Nursing Facility.  \n2. HO 4: Construction Standards and Physical Plant Requirements for Medication Rooms and Oxygen Storage.  \n3. HO 5: Excerpts from Missouri's Pharmacy Law.  \n4. HO 6: Excerpts from Missouri's Nurse Practice Acts.  \n5. HO 7: Schedules of Controlled Substances.  \n6. Excerpts from Federal Regulations (OBRA) for Skilled Nursing Facilities (SNFs) and Nursing Facilities (NFs) .  \nINFORMATIONAL ASSIGNMENT:  \nRead Lesson Plan 3 prior to class and be prepared to discuss the information presented.  \nINTRODUCTION:  \nThe guidelines for medication administration in the long-term care facility are dictated by state and federal regulations. An overview of these regulations and specific points in state regulations will be discussed.  \nLESSON PLAN: 3  \nCOURSE TITLE: MEDICATION TECHNICIAN  \nUNIT: I  INTRODUCTION  \nOUTLINE:  \nI. Definitions Pertaining to the Medication Technician from State Regulations  \nA. Certified Medication Technician – shall mean a nursing assistant who has completed a course in medication administration approved by the Department of Health & Senior Services.  \nB. Chemical restraint – shall mean any medication that is used for discipline or convenience and not required to treat medical symptoms. For the purpose of this definition, discipline means any action taken by the facility for the purpose of penalizing a resident and convenience means any action take by the facility to control a resident’s behavior or maintain a resident with a lesser amount of effort by the facility and not in the resident’s best interest.  \nC. Control of medication – shall mean assuming responsibility by the facility for all facets of control of medication including, but not limited to, acquisition, storage, security, and administration.  \nD. Premises – shall mean any structure or structures that are in close proximity one to the other and which are located on a single piece of property.  \nE. Self administration of medication – shall mean the act of actually taking or applying medication to oneself.  \nF. Self control of medication – shall mean assuming immediate responsibility by a resident for the storage and administration of medication for oneself while the facility retains ultimate control of medication.  \nII. State Regulations Related to Drug Administration  \nA. Missouri Nursing Home Licensure Law and Regulations.  \nB. Missouri Pharmacy Practice Act.  \nC. Missouri Nurse Practice Act.  \nD. Missouri Controlled Substances Act.  \nIII. What Medications Records Must Include  \nA. Resident’s full name  \nB. Name of physician  \nC. Allergies  \nD. Date.  \nE. Time.  \nF. Dosage.  \nG. Method of administration.  \nH. Sites of all injections (if insulin certified) .  \nI. Reason for administering PRN medications.  \nJ. Outcome of PRN medications.  \nK. Omissions of doses.  \n1. Date.  \n2. Time.  \n3. Reason.  \n4. Effect on resident if known.  \nIV. Federal Regulations  \nA. Federal Regulations for Skilled Nursing Facilities and Nursing Facilities.  \nB. Federal Controlled Substances Act.  \nIt is essential that the medication technician be familiar with and be able to locate and refer to the regulations pertain","cbCaitDlazqtc9LO","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaitDlazqtc9LO","pdf",270571,19,"English","# Introduction\n## Unit Overview and Scope\n## Information Topic: State and Federal Controls\n# Objectives\n## State Regulation Definitions\n## Drug Administration Requirements\n## Medication Record Requirements\n# Supplementary Teaching/Learning Items\n# Outline\n## Definitions Pertaining to the Medication Technician from State Regulations\n## State Regulations Related to Drug Administration\n## What Medications Records Must Include\n## Federal Regulations","[{\"question\":\"What can students do in Lesson Plan 3 regarding state regulations?\",\"answer\":\"Students match terminology from state regulations to definitions, identify state regulations related to drug administration, and pinpoint key requirements for drug administration.\"},{\"question\":\"What must be included in medication records according to the lesson outline?\",\"answer\":\"Medication records must include the resident’s full name, physician name, allergies, date, time, dosage, method of administration, injection sites (if insulin certified), PRN reason and outcome, and omissions with date, time, reason, and known effect.\"},{\"question\":\"Which federal regulations are addressed in this lesson plan?\",\"answer\":\"The lesson plan reviews federal regulations for skilled nursing facilities and nursing facilities, along with the Federal Controlled Substances Act.\"}]","MEDICATION TECHNICIAN - Lesson Plan 3 - State and Federal Controls | PDF",1789370832,7]