Chapter 10,11

Question 0

Six rights of administration of drugs

Answer 0

Drug, client,dose, time, route, documentation

Question 1

Factors that influence drug doses and action

Answer 1

Route, time age of client, nutritional status, absorption and execution of med, health status, gender, ethnicity and culture, genetics.

Question 2

Oral

Answer 2

P.o. Oral medication is administer by mouth

Question 3

Sublingual

Answer 3

SL meds are placed under the tongue and designed to be readily absorbed through the blood vessels in this area

Question 4

But cal

Answer 4

Tablets are placed in the mouth. Against the mucous membranes of the cheek

Question 5

Parenteral

Answer 5

Meds are administered by route other then mouth or gastrointestinal tract. Iv, IM subcutaneous, ID

Question 6

Insertion

Answer 6

Placed into body cavity where the med dissolve at body temp. (Suppositories)

Question 7

Instillation

Answer 7

Med introduced in liquid form into the body cavity. Nose drops, eye drops ointment

Question 8

Inhalation

Answer 8

Med is administered into the respiratory tract. Nebulizers

Question 9

Intransal

Answer 9

Med solution is instilled into the nostrils. Influenza vaccine

Question 10

Topical

Answer 10

Med is applied to the external surface of the skin in the from of lotion, ointment, paste

Question 11

Med cup

Answer 11

Equipment used for oral admin. 30Ml or 1oz

Question 12

Soufflé cup

Answer 12

Small paper cup used for solid forms of med.

Question 13

Calibrated dropper

Answer 13

Admin. Small amounts of liquid meds calibrated

Question 14

A/
aa 
a.c.
Ad lib 
am
amp
aq

Answer 14

Before
Of each
Before meals
As desired, freely
Morning
Ampule
Aqueous, water

Question 15

b.i.d
b.i.w
c/
C, c
cap, caps
CD
CR

Answer 15

Twice a day
Twice a week
With 
Cup
Capsule
Controlled dose
Controlled releas

Question 16

dil.
DS
EC
elix
Fl, fld
GT
GATT

Answer 16

Dilute
Double strength
Enteric coated
Elixir
Fluid
Gastrostomy tube
Drop