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Letz discuss aboutthe Medication Codes section of the NMC OSCE Implementation Station.
In the NMC OSCE Implementation Station, medication omission codes are used to document reasons why a medication was not administered to a patient.
These codes ensure that omissions are recorded clearly and accurately, helping to maintain patient safety and legal compliance.

Here are 10 common medication omission codes that you might encounter or need to use during the NMC OSCE:

Learn step-by-step how to correctly interpret and apply medication prescriptions, ensuring safe and effective administration in line with the NMC guidelines

This video will cover:
✔️ Key medication code components
✔️ Practical examples and scenarios
✔️ Common mistakes and how to avoid them
✔️ Best practices for safe medication handling

Code 1 Medicine unavailable - INFORM DOCTOR OR PHARMACIST
Medication not available in the ward or pharmacy at the time of administration.

Code 2 Patient off ward
Patient not present in the ward during medication administration (e.g., at a procedure or appointment)

Code 3 Self-administration
Patient has been assessed and authorized to self-administer the medication.

Code 4 Unable to administer -
INFORM DOCTOR (alternative route required?)

Code 5 Stat dose given

Code 6 Prescription incorrect/unclear

Code 7 Patient refused

Code 8 Nil by mouth (on doctor's instruction only)
Patient is nil by mouth, and the medication cannot be given via the prescribed route.

Code 9 Low pulse and/or low blood pressure
Medication omitted due to clinical reasons

Code 10 Other - state in nursing notes including action taken

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