Chapter 13 Medication Administration Flashcards
(41 cards)
A healthy adult usually requires what size NG tube
10fr to 18 fr
A gel formulation of diazepam (Valium)
Diastat
An enteral drug is given for what type of effect
Systematic
Process used to clean and prep a injection or IV site
Antisepsis
Inflammation of a vein is called
Phlebitis
The Actions required personnel must do every time they are in contact with Pt to prevent exposure to infectious substances from body fluids.
Standard precautions
A Pt that has a genetic disposition to an allergic reaction.
Atopic
Optic meds are for what body area
Ears
Ophthalmic meds are for what body area
Eyes
A hollow plastic tube that attaches to the MDI on one end and has the mouthpiece on the other.
Spacer for helping inhalers to be more effective.
ET medications are usually diluted with how much saline for an Adult Ped and Neonate
Adult 10 ml
Ped 5 ml
Neonate0.5 ml
What two common drugs can be given with the MAD device.
Narcan for opioid overdoses. And Midazolam (Versed) for seizures
Thre parts of a needle
Hub Shaft Bevel
The opening at the end of the needle is called a
Lumen
For IM injections on adults what are the three usual needle lengths that are normally used
1, 1.5, and 2 inch needles
Where is a intrarlingual injection made on the tongue
The ventrolateral surface. Under the tongue
What type of syringe is used usually for pediatrics
A Tuberculin syringe
For adults. What size needle for Sub Q injections. Meds should be injected at what angle.
3/8 to 5/8 inch. 45 degree angle
For intradermal injections. What is the insertin angle
15 degrees
For a child Sub Q injections are usually injected at what angle
90 degrees
Max volume for Sub Q injections for an adult
For Peds
2ml
0.5 to 1 ml
In general what gauge needles are used for IM injections
19 to 23 gauge
Length of needles for normal adults for IM injection
1 to 2 inch needle
For Peds less then 3. What’re is the best IM injection site.
Vastus Lateralis