Med Admin Flashcards

(32 cards)

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Buccal

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Admin of med btw cheeks and gum - fast absorb

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2
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Drug / Medicine

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Sub that alters body function

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Inhalation

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Admin of meds that are aerosolized aka delivered in small particles.
Nebulizer (L-G), Dry Powder Inhaler (DPI), Hand Held Meter dosage Inhaler (MDI for asthma)

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4
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Installation

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Amin of med drop by drop (Eye, nose, ear, body spaces, body cavity)

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Intradermal

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Admin of med thru injection into dermis (below epi). Longest absorption. Used for anesthesia, tuberculin, sensitivity tests such as allergies,

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Intramuscular (IM)

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Admin of meds thru injection into muscle

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Intravenous (IV)

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Admin of meds thru injection into veins. Immediate effects

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IV Piggyback

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Admin of meds thru primary IV (Lower). Med hanged higher.

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Oral

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Admin of med taken by mouth. Absorbed in the stomach or small intestine. Slow onset but more prolonged

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10
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Parenteral

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Amin of med thru any method but oral.

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11
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PRN Order

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As needed order

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12
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Single Order

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1 time order

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13
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Standing Order

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Routine order

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14
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Stat Order

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ASAP order

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15
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Subcutaneous (Sub-Q)

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Admin of med thru injection into subcanteous layer/adipose tissue (below epidermis). Slow sustained rate of absorbtion (Insullin, Heparin - anticoagulant)

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16
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Sublingual (SL)

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Admin of med by placeing under the tongue for fast absorbtion. Nitrogylcerin - Vasodialator or Angia - Chest Pain

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Topical

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Admin of med by skin or mucous membrane. Eyes, ears, nose, rectum, vagina, lungs. Vicks

18
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Transdermal Patch

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Admin of med thru patch that contains slow releasing med with prescribed dose. Nicotine Patch, Fentonyl (pain relief), Clonide (High BP)

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ac

20
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bid

21
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NKA

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no known alergies

22
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OTC

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Over the counter

23
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po

24
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prn

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q, Q
every
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q2h
every 2 hours
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qid
4 times day
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SL
sub-lingual
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stat
ASAP
30
susp
suspension
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tid
3 times a day
32
pc
after meals