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Adult Health I

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daily 0900
BID 0900 and 2100
TID 0900, 1500, and 2100
QID 0900, 1300, 1700, and 2100
every 6 hours 0600, 1200, 1800, and 2400
every hs hour of sleep: 2100
accu check ac/hs ac= before meals...hs= hour of sleep 0700, 1100, 1600, and 2100
accu check BID 0700 and 1600
RSS routine sliding scale --- BS-100/20
what is the range in which you can five insulin NOT <5 units or when BS is > 400
STAT give med immediately
NOW give med as soon as possible
what are the 6 rights right med, right dose, right pt, right route, right time, right documentation
how many times do you check med and when? 3 times---before removing the container from the drawer or shelf, as the amount of med is removed from container, and before returning the container to storage
for an oral med, pt should be in ____ position semi-fowler's
how much fluid should be given to pt with oral med? 60-100 mL
what size needle should be used for a subcutaneous injection? 3/8 - 5/8 inch...25-27 gauge...insulin can be 26-31 gauge
what are the 4 injection sites for an intramuscular injection? ventrogluteal, dorsogluteal, deltoid, vastus lateralis
what are the sites for subcutaneous injections? outer posterior aspect if the upper arm, the andomen below the costal margins to the illac crest, and the anterior aspects of the thighs...scapular areas of the upper back and the upper ventral or dorsal gluteal areas
what is the most frequently recommended site for heparin injections? abdomen
intramusculr injections can administered up to ___ 3 mL
what is the needle size for an intramuscular injection? 1-3 inches long...18-27 gauge (20-25 gauge usually used)
you can only give 2 mL in what intramuscular site? deltoid
what should you do before injecting an IM injection? aspirate
what method should be used to prevent medication from leaking back into subq tissue? z-track method
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