Write 1 page with APA style on Proofread and Preceptor's Support. She also told me that it is necessary to ask about skin problems and that if the patient had surgery, then what does the surgical site

Write 1 page with APA style on Proofread and Preceptor's Support. She also told me that it is necessary to ask about skin problems and that if the patient had surgery, then what does the surgical site look like and how many pieces or stitches are there. The preceptor asked me to verify the medication with one of the facility doctors before transcribing to MAR. I was informed that after I will finish transcribing medications to MAR, the preceptor will crosscheck it before faxing it to the pharmacist, before the arrival of the patient, and before the arrival of the med from the back up pharmacist.

I worked in the nursing home. The team that worked at the Jefferson provided a lot of support. Second day of the internship was more challenging. During morning report, I was informed that care plane meeting was to be held at 1300pm with one of the quest daughter who flew from California. The preceptor informed me that I had to print the medications, as well as the treatment order. She also advised me to go over the MAR and TAR to see if any treatment order was being charged. I took this opportunity to look over the medications and the side effects. I gave the copy of the medications list to the RP who also had a copy when the mother was admitted at the Jefferson. Each medication was explained to RP but she was somehow dissatisfied because the mother was put on Lasix which had to be increased to 40 MG daily for lower extremities edema and she was not informed until the day of the care plan meeting. I kindly apologized even though it was not my fault.

My preceptor was sitting beside me for support and to fill any gap. I was very nervous at first but the RP was patient as I explained the side effects of the medication. The quest has right hip surgical due to recent fall so she was taking Coumadin 3MG alternating with 3.5mg with PT/INR being done every two weeks. Skin check was done to see if they were any bruising or tarry stools. During the A.M. report, I was informed that the patient fell during the night and that she was sent via 911 for evaluation from where she came back with a CT scan done with no new order given. Neuron check was indicated as Q 1 for 72 hours.