7yNAME: Bayudang, Sarah S.

DATE/TIME: 04-09-23
SECTION/YEAR LEVEL: 2-B
INSTRUCTOR: Marites A. Villar, RN

TERM 2. ACTIVITY 2
I. TELEPHONE ORDER DOCUMENTATION
You are the charge nurse in 7AM-7PM duty shift. You received a telephone referral order for
one of your patients. Refer to the link
https://drive.google.com/file/d/16uagGh3FAn7itMA5cQGwP2Ugm8cMbjt/view?usp=share_link
a. How are you going to document appropriately in the Doctor’s Order and Medication
Administration Record (MAR)?
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Patient Name: Peyton Manning Age: 45 DOB: July 2, 1978
DOCTOR’S ORDER

DATE/TIME ORDER
04/08/2023 Diovan HCT 160/12.5 mg 1tab p.o. q.d. #90 w/ three
8:00 am additional refills
Burt, MD

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Patient Name: Peyton Manning Age: 45 DOB: July 2, 1978
Physician’s Name: Dr. Ernie Bert Known Allergies: None
MAR

MEDICATION TIME APRIL 2023

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
Diovan HCT 160/12.5 mg 8:00 am        
tablet, give one tablet by
mouth daily.

b. What is your nursing insight to the telephone order documentation?

 Based on what I've learned about the telephone referral order, I believe that
nurses who are reporting must be accurate and concise. The nurse receiving a
telephone report should document the date and time, the name of the person
giving the information, and all the complete information that should be on the
doctor’s order sheet.
II. VOICE ORDER DOCUMENTATION
a. Watch the link cut episode from a healthcare series (Chicago Med series). Document
the voice order into the D.O. and MAR. Link:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1DEYWfF1gR9aLBzkL5AF_G52xfY0R7sr/view?usp=shar
e_link
Patient Name: Ivy Davis Age: x DOB: x
DOCTOR’S ORDER

DATE/TIME ORDER
04/09/2023 1. Magnesium drip 4 g
8:00 am 2. 12.5 mg of betamethasone IM
3. 100 mg indomethacin p.o.
Manning, MD

MEDICATION TIME APRIL 2023

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
magnesium drip, 12.5 8:00 am 
milligrams of betamethasone
IM and 100 mg indomethacin
p.o.

b. What is your nursing insight to the voice order documentation especially to the
reference scenario?

 I learned that in an emergency, we should take the necessary action right away and pay
attention to any instructions the doctor may give to ensure that the procedure is precise
and clear.