WEEK4 Flashcards by Marie G.

STAT?

IMMEDIATELY

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MEDICATION THAT IS TO BE GIVEN ON A REGULAR BASIS AT SPECIFIC
INTERVALS. ?

STANDING

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SINGLE ORDER/ONE TIME ONLY?

GIVEN ONCE AT A SPECIFIC TIME

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AS NEEDED ORDER

PRN

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AC ?

– BEFORE MEALS

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BID

TWICE A DAY

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HS ?

AT BEDTIME

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QID

– FOUR TIMES A DAY

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PC –

AFTER MEALS

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TID

– THREE TIMES A DAY

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RIGHT EYE

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LEFT EYE

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BOTH EYE

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MEDICATION CARD: Once a day 9 AM
BID Twice a day 9AM; 6PM
BID
P.R.N.
Twice a day
as necessary
9AM; 6PM
PRN Without
frequency
Whenever
necessary
Q – 12 Every 12 hrs. 9AM; 9PM

GREEN

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TID Thrice a day 9AM; 1PM;
6PM
TIDac Thrice a day
Before meals
6:30A; 11:30A;
5:30 PM
TIDpc Thrice a day
After meals
9AM; 1PM;
6PM
TIDprn Thrice a day
As necessary
9AM; 1PM;
6P

ORANGE

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Every four
(4) hours
9AM; 1PM; 5PM
9PM;1AM; 5AM
QID Four times a
day
9AM; 1PM; 5PM
9PM
Q 5 HRS Every five
(5) hours
Q – 6 hrs Every six
(6) hours
6AM; 12NN;
6PM; 12 MN
QID prn Four times a
day as
necessary

BROWN

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Q – 1 hr Every one
(1) hour
9AM; 10AM; etc.
Q – 2 hrs Every two
(2) hours
9AM; 11AM;
1PM; etc.
Q – 3 hrs Every three
(3) hours
9 AM; 12 NN;
3

blue

Q 8 hrs Every eight
(8) hours
6AM; 2PM;
10PM?

WHITE

Q - AM Every
morning
6AM
Q – PM
or HS
Every
evening or
sleeping
hours
9 PM (patient
sleeping hours
shall be
considered)

YELLOW

Q – other
day
Every other
day
9 PM (patient
sleeping hours
shall be
considered
Q – 3 days Every three
(3) days
9 AM of
specified date
2x a week Two (2)
times a
week
9 AM of
specified dat

RED

amount of drug taken for intended
therapeutic effect?

DOSE

schedule of taking drug
dose?

DOSAGE REGIMEN

volume of medication
containing quantity of drug as listed on drug
label?

DOSAGE UNIT

amount to be administered at
one time?

DESIRED DOSE

Formula of computation of dosage: SOLID

D/S= X

Formula of computation of dosage: LIQUID

D/S x Q = X

concentrated medications given by IV route over a relatively brief period of time?

BOLUS

Formula of computation of dosage: PARENTERAL

D/S x Q = X

4 Types of IV Therapy

*IV THERAPY FOR FLUIDS *IV THERAPY FOR BLOOD TRANSFUSIONS *IV THERAPY FOR MEDICATIONS *IV THERAPY FOR NUTRITION

number of drops per milliliter delivered through various sizes of IV tubing devices. AKA Tubing Factor?

DROP FACTOR

rate at which fluid is delivered by IV infusion devices, most often ordered in whole milliliters per hour (ml/hr). Ex. PNSS 100mL/hr?

FLOW RATE

main IV line or lines connected to the patient.

PRIMARY LINE

tubing that connects to ports on the primary line and permits variety of additional medications and fluids to be added without disruption of the primary line?

INFUSION LINE,SECONDARY

later or rubber ports located on IV lines and solution containers to permit access to injection for additional fluids or medications - A port adapter may also be attached directly to a cannula that is in a vein (AKA Heplock/Heparin Lock)?

INJECTION PORT

state of being open and unblocked such as a “PATENT IV SITE” or “PATENT AIRWAY” ?

PATENCY

-IV concentrated, medicated, intermittent bolus dose of 1-50 mL, usually administered by manual direct injection with a syringe, sometimes via infusion pump?

IV PUSH

gravity IV infusion tubing set that has a wide diameter to deliver large drops (10-20 drops/mL drop factor) and fast flow rates. Usually DP 15 gtts/mL?

MACRODRIP

gravity infusion tubing set that has narrow diameter to deliver small drops (60 drop/mL drop factor) and slower flow rates?

MICRODRIP

Formula for intravenous calculation?

Total amount to be infused in ml X Drop factor/ Number of hours to last X 60 minutes per hour

Formula for Amount to Infuse(ml or cc) per Hour?

amount of solution to infuse in mL/ Number of hours to infuse solution

Formula of IvAmount to Infuse(ml or cc) per Hour?

total volume x drop factor/ gtts/min x 60