Which are examples of medication errors that may cause direct harm to the patient?

Administering a medication via the intravenous route instead of the ordered intramuscular route.

Administering a medication to a patient with the same surname as the intended patient.

Administering long acting insulin to a patient who has short-acting insulin ordered.

Administering 10 milligrams of a medication instead of the 10 micrograms ordered.

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