Learning objectives: 1. Identify the nursing actions essential to administer acetaminophen safely. 2. Describe the effects of an acetaminophen overdose. 3. Explain what actions a nurse should take if an acetaminophen overdose occurs. Instructions: 1. After viewing the ATI video case study on Medication Administration Safety, complete the following questions using the Frandsen & Pennington pharm text or Davis Drug Guide. 2. Cite your information in your answers. Include a reference section in APA format. Answers should be at least one to two paragraphs. 3. Post your project in the Forums section of the Reggienet course. 4. The assignment is worth 12 points. Due Friday February 5th at 11:30pm. Medication Administration Safety: 1. After reviewing the electronic medical record, what potential safety concerns should the nurse be aware of prior to administering other medication(s) to Ms. Goodman? Medication errors commonly occur every day because of distraction, lack of knowledge, and not assessing the rights of medication administration. When administering medications, it is crucial to keep distractions at a minimum to avoid obtaining the incorrect medication, incorrect dose, incorrect route, or incorrect patient (Frandsen & Pennington, 2021, p. 56). Nurses need to make sure the patient is receiving the correct medication, the correct dose, in the right route, in the right time, that is the correct patient receiving the medication, that an assessment was made before administering the medication, the right reason for giving the medication is still ongoing, the right education was given to the patient, the right documentation is taking place, and the right response in the patient is taking place (Frandsen & Pennington, 2021, p. 34). Furthermore, even though it is implied the nurse must make a total of three checks to make sure the right medication is being given. The first check is done against the Pyxis, the second check is done against the eMAR, and the third check is done once again with the eMAR before administering. This includes verifying the patient’s identity with two verifications (ex: full name and date of birth). Checking the dose is crucial to avoid