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Example of schedule One Drugs (2) heroin, hallucinogen
Example of schedule Five Drugs (1a,1b) Narcotics used in limited quantites for a. antitussive b. antidiarretic purposes
Part t33 of TITLE 14 NYCRR protects who? indivduals receiving services in facilities operated and/or certified by OMRDD (office of MR and Developmental Disabiliites)
Po onset 30-60min
sl onset several min
example of sl med and what it is used to tx nitroglyceride. dilates blood vessels used for an indiv with angina
pr onset 15-30min
pr given for: local affects and when consumer cant take po
pr can be used to treat (4) fever (tylenol suppository) 2.constipation (enema) 3. hemoroids 4.seizures
sc onset several min
sc example insulin injection
IM example immunization
topical onset 1hr
topical can be used to tx (3) skin breakdown rashes athletes foot
transderma used when you want to deliver a steady stream of med directly into bl stream for prolonged systemic effect
examples transderma meds (3) nicotine patch hormone patch jells like nitroglycerine (which is also sl)
cr continued release
tr timed release
er extended release
timed release medications (2) olegra tegratol (somes through little hole in shell)
purose of medication therapy (4) cure relieve prevent diagnose
meds derived from 4 kingdoms 1. animal kingdom 2. plant kingdom 3. mineral kingdom 4. synthetic kingdom
animal kingdom meds (3) insulin immune serums-tx infectsion immunizing agents-prevents disease
plant kingdom meds (3) caffine-heart stimulant digitalis-tx heart disease morphine-relieve pain
mineral kingdom meds (2) epsom salt and magnesium sulphate (interanl carthartic external as a soak solution)2. sodium bicarbonate- antacid tablet/powder form
synthetic kingdom meds (2) cortisone can be synthetic or animla kingdomsulfonamides- tx bacterial infections
suspension med(2)can be administered via: calamine lotion for topical use medication via tubes oral medication
suspension med (1) dilantin- anticonvulsant
concentrate (1) morphine
syrup (2) ipecac, cough syrup
elixirs (definition) palatable prepartions of drug made up with alcohol, sugar and an aromatic smelling substance
Definition of Lotion suspension of an insoluable powder in water
definition tincture diluted alcholic extracts-not really used
Example of medication prescribed for a beneficial side effect (2) 1. aspirin to prevent heart attack 2. cytotex used to tx stomach ulcer but side affect is diahrea..sometimes used if constipated indiv doesnt respond to alternative meds
synergistic/potentiating medications ie: barbituates increase effect of antihistamines
antagonistic/against ie: Gelusil will decrease effect of Tetracycline
half life amount of time it takes for 1/2 drug to be released from the body
call 911 before Nurse when (8) 1. broken bone 2. Behavior which poses a threat to consumer or a/o safety 3. loss of consciousness 4. prolonged seizure (ie: 3-4min)5. poisioning 6. excessive bleeding 7. choking-not breathing, failure of resp 9. no heartbeat, failure circ system
Define 'clinic visit documentation' Dr records findings in summary and copies all prescriptions are attached to it. this is sent every time consumer goes to doctor
The medication Reception record is used to: report and keep tract of all meds entering home
T or F: medication disposal sheet only needs to be filled out when disposing a CONTROLLED med false: it is filled out when disposing any meds. but has to double signed when disposing a controlled substance
Formula System. what is it? sheet where nurse fills out med info
Schedule II drugs (5) high abuse potential and ACCEPTED medical use morphine,codine, cocaine, amphetamines, short-acting barbituates
Schedule III drugs moderate abuse, modeate intermediate acting barbituates, codine+otherdrug
Schedule IV drug (3 types 2ie) low abuse potential, phoneobarbilatl, chloral hydrate, anti-anxiety ie: valium librium
General Posiion Control 800-336-6997
drugs with a a narrow therapeutic range that require being measured with dropper Lithium, dilantin
when reporting a med error be prepared to report who, what, when
when speaking to a doc be prepared to report: name,title, place employment, pt name,age,weight, allregeis, current meds, chronic conditions,dietary restrictions
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