Pharmacology Flashcards
(46 cards)
routes: sublingual
(SL) under the tongue
routes: oral
(PO) through digestive system
route: intravenous injection
(IV) into the vein, fastest way!
route: intraosseous injection
(IO) into the bone
route: subcutaneous
under the skin, lasts longer
route: intramuscular
(IM) into the muscle
route: intranasal
(IN) pushed through a MAO through the nose
route: transcutaneous
through the skin
the rights of medication administration
right patient, medication, indication, dose, route, time
aspirin indications
chest pain of cardiac origin
aspirin contraindications
hypersensitivity and recent bleeding
aspirin dose
81-324mg, chewable tablets
ipratropium/albuterol indications
asthma, difficulty breathing with wheezing
ipratropium/albuterol contraindications
hypersensitivity, tachycardia, chest pain
ipratropium/albuterol dose
1-2 inhalations every 5 minutes
epinephrine indications
anaphylactic reaction
epinephrine contraindications
chest pain of cardiac origin, hypothermia, hypertension
epinephrine dose
0.3mg for adults and 0.15mg for children
naloxone has the brand name…
Narcan
naloxone indications
opioid poisoning
naloxone contraindications
hypersensitivity
naloxone dose
2mg intranasally or intramuscularly
nitroglycerin indications
chest pain of cardiac origin
nitroglycerin contraindications
hypotension, use of erectile dysfunction medication in the last 24-48 hours, head injury