Match each clinical incident summary to its most appropriate classification within the medical error and patient safety taxonomy.
- A busy resident intends to order 10 mg of oral morphine but inadvertently selects '10 mg IV morphine' due to an attention lapse, despite knowing the correct equipotent conversions.Active error (Slip)
- A provider prescribes an oral contraceptive to a 38-year-old woman who smokes 2 packs a day, misremembering the absolute contraindications for estrogen-containing products.Active error (Rule-based mistake)
- A hospital's transition to a new electronic health record causes home medication lists to fail to auto-populate in the admission order set, leading to widespread delayed administrations of chronic medications.Latent error
- A unit clerk incorrectly transcribes a patient's room number for a blood transfusion, but the nurse identifies the discrepancy during the mandatory two-identifier verification at the bedside.Near miss
- A patient develops a severe, unpredictable idiosyncratic hepatotoxicity after three days of appropriately dosed isoniazid therapy for latent tuberculosis.Unpreventable adverse event
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The correct matches align the medication route error with Active error (Slip), the contraindicated prescription with Active error (Rule-based mistake), the EHR failure with Latent error, the intercepted blood transcription with Near miss, and the idiosyncratic hepatotoxicity with Unpreventable adverse event.
Each incident directly corresponds to a specific category in the patient safety taxonomy. Slips are action failures, mistakes are planning failures, latent errors are system flaws, near misses are intercepted errors, and unpreventable adverse events are unavoidable harms resulting from appropriate care.
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Accurate classification of medical errors requires distinguishing between the sharp end (active errors: slips and mistakes), the blunt end (latent system errors), intercepted errors (near misses), and unavoidable harms (unpreventable adverse events).
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