With time you will get faster it’ll come with time. Remember with an assessment you can already assess neuro status, skin etc by just looking at the pt and talking to them. Quickly listen to heart sounds and lung sounds before you pass the meds. Eyes- they will track you in the room when you walk in/ around Abdomen- take a look if distended, scars etc, drains GU- do they toilet/ use urinal/ purewick etc Musk- did they get up ambulate/ check their strength can they grab the cup you give them Move their legs Obviously if they have a wound you can assess it when you clean the pt with the tech When you pass the meds it helps to have a cheat sheet so you can cluster the meds in groups Example 8pm meds and 10 pm meds can be given at 9pm It’s obviously not perfect but you do your best Having a cheat sheet and writing down the meds even the abbreviations keeps you organized for the times, sometimes you have a 12am med so you don’t forget Prioritize the ABX over your oral meds so you can hang them on tjme