Before administering a medication, the nurse should verify the 'rights' of medication administration. Which of the following is one of these rights?

The RIGHTS OF MEDICATION ADMINISTRATION include: RIGHT CLIENT (verified using TWO identifiers, such as name and date of birth — never the room number alone); RIGHT MEDICATION; RIGHT DOSE; RIGHT ROUTE; RIGHT TIME; plus often Right Documentation, Right Reason, Right Response. NCLEX safe care/medication safety. Verifying the right CLIENT with two identifiers prevents giving medication to the wrong person — a serious, common error. The nurse checks the medication against the order three times. These 'rights' are a core NCLEX safety framework; verifying client identity with two identifiers is heavily tested.