Med Administration Flashcards

(24 cards)

1
Q

What to document during medication administration

A

Dose
Med
Route
Rate
Time
Who
Response

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2
Q

How to label syringes

A

Name, concentration, starting amount

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3
Q

How is an aseptic technique accomplished?

A

Sterilization of equipment, antiseptics, disinfectants

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4
Q

What is required for a Sterile technique?

A

Destruction of all living organisms using heat, gas, or chemicals

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5
Q

For a sterile field to exists what need to happen?

A

Sterile sleeves or gown
Sterile gloves
Sterile drapes around procedure area

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6
Q

Are disinfectants safe on living tissue?

A

No they are toxic

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7
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What does dehydration cause in regards to fluid in the body?

A

Shift to vascular space from interstitial fluid and from intracellular to extracellular compartments

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8
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What does overhydration cause in regards to fluid in the body?

A

From vascular space to interstitial fluid and into intracellular space

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9
Q

S&S of overhydration

A

Edema
Puffy eyelids
Moist crackles

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10
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Sodium concentration in body cells

A

0.9%

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11
Q

What are crystalloid solutions?

A

Dissolved crystals in water

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12
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Isotonic crystalloid for fluid replacement after blood loss

A

3:1 fluid to blood, after 1 hr 2/3 will leave vascular space

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13
Q

What to titrate fluid to with crystalloids

A

90 mmHG systolic

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14
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What are colloid solutions

A

Water with proteins

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15
Q

What do colloids do?

A

-Cause fluid to enter vascular space due to high osmolarity
-good for edema(pulmonary or cerebral)

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16
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When are hypertonic solutions used?

17
Q

When not to use hypertonic solutions?

A

DKA and risk of cellular dehydration

18
Q

Tell me about the osmolarity of D5W

A

Isotnic in the bag
Hypotonic in the body

19
Q

When is D5W used?

A

In med infusions such as dopamine or amiodarone

20
Q

When is Lr used?

A

-Used for significant blood loss

21
Q

What is lactate?

A

-Metabolizes in the liver to form bicarbonate

22
Q

When not to use LR?

A

Bad liver
Nitroglycerin
Propranol
Methylprednisone
Norepinephrine
Nitroprusside
blood transfusions

23
Q

What type of crystalloid can be used for DKA?

24
Q

What does a hypotonic solution do?

A

-Pulls fluid from vascular compartment to the interstitial fluid
-Can cause sudden shift from intravscular space to cells