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pharmacology at meded101.com slash nurse. I want to share some of the most important tasks that nurses do surrounding medication

management, and hopefully I can provide you some good examples here too as I'm going through this

of specific medications and common mistakes that I've seen in practice.

So patient assessment, very important skill set, task for a nurse to do.

Medical history and allergies, really, really important.

We have tons of drugs that should not be used in certain conditions.

You know, we've got medications.

Heart failure comes to mind.

We've got meds that shouldn't be used in heart failure.

Pia glittazone for diabetes, for example, that's a medication that should be avoided. And so knowing that medical history, as well as understanding some of the basic medications,

can be really helpful in helping you identify that issue for a provider, for a patient,

you know, helping the pharmacy out as well.

So important to make sure we understand that medical history. Reviewing patient allergies,

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