Medication Flashcards

(39 cards)

1
Q

When preparing medication what do you check

A

Dose

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2
Q

Prior to administering what rule of nine do you check with the patient

A

Right to refuse

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3
Q

FDA is responsible for

A

Safety, effectiveness, security, quality of drugs, cosmetics and food

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4
Q

Sublingual tablets

A

Placed under the tongue

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5
Q

Controlled substance act

A

Medications are divided into scheduled depending on psychological and physical dependence 

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6
Q

Cartridge medication

A

Uses carpujet or tubex devices

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7
Q

Powder meds are

A

Reconstituted prior to administering

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8
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Prior to administering verify

A

Name, date of birth, allergies, not patients address

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9
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Prior to giving medication the patient should know

A

Ordering provider, name of the med, desire effects, common side effects and verify allergies

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10
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When vis is giving to patient with immunization we must chart

A

Office address, name and title, who administered, addition date, date vis is provided, and date administered

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11
Q

Scored tablets

A

Are notched tablets that can be split in half with pill cutter

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12
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Eneric coded tablet

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Designed to pass through the stomach, break down in intestines

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13
Q

What degree for IM

A

90

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14
Q

Where are interdermal injections given

A

Forearm, upper arm, upper back

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15
Q

Correct size needle and syringe for ID injections

A

1mL 5/8s in 25 gauge needle

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16
Q

What degree for subcutaneous

17
Q

How should patients skin be cleaned at injection site

A

Circular motion, from center outward and away from site

18
Q

Subcutaneous injections need to what to the skin

19
Q

What should be done when taking buccal meds

A

Alternate cheeks

20
Q

Transdermal patches

A

Need to be switched location

21
Q

When apply topical medication

A

Gently rub not pat into skin

22
Q

Inserting suppository into small child’s rectum use

A

Little finger

23
Q

Have patients

A

Blow nose and sit up right before giving medication

24
Q

Patient should wait how long after getting medication

A

15mins to prevent anaphylactic shock

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Hub is what part of the needle
Screws into syringe
26
The lumen is what part of the needle
Is the hollow space inside needle
27
What is filtered needle used for
Drawing up fluid using suction
28
Inter dermal injections should be separated by at least
2in if given on the same site
29
PPD injections give at
5-15 degree angle, bevel up at least 2in below elbow on forearm, pull skin taunt at injection site
30
Multi dose vials are good
28 days after opening or until manufactures expiration date, which ever comes first
31
If you hit bone
Pull needle out 1/3 and give medication
32
Parenteral medication
Useful for GI distress, have better absorption than oral, medication work sooner
33
Subcutaneous sites include
Back of arm, lower abdomen, anterior thigh. Deltoid is an inter muscular site.
34
What is appropriate for aqueous for average adult size in Bastos bladderalis
1 1/2 in 23 gauge needle
35
Symptoms of anaphylaxis include
Tighten of throat, difficulty swallowing, vomiting or diarrhea, Dyspena wheezing, and shortness of breath
36
What site replaced dorsal Gluteal site as for irritating medications
Central gluteal
37
MA role in IV therapy is
Scheduling appointments and communicating issues to provider or nurse
38
Deltoid injections are give
1-2 inches or 2 finger breaths below acromion process
39
Insulting injections don’t require
Aspiration