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JENNA 2nd MOD REVIEW

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THE MOST COMMON ROUTE OF ADMINISTRATION ORAL
AUXILLIARY LABEL ADDITIONAL INFROMATION
PRN ORDER WRITTEN BY A PHYSICAN TOBE GIVEN TO THE PATIENT ONLY REQUIRED BY THE PATIENTS CONDITION
PRESCRIPTION WRITTEN ORDER BY A LICENSED HEALTH CARE PROFESSIONAL TO BE FILLED IN A AMBULATORY SETTING
MED ORDER WRITTEN OR VERBAL ORDER FOR MEDS IN A HEALTH CARE SETTING
TRANSDERMAL DRUG PATCHES THEY EFFECT THE WHOLE BODY (SYSTEMIC ACTION)
NPI NATIONAL PROVIDER IDENTIFIER
NDC NATIONAL DRUG CODE, MANUFACTURER, SIZE,PRODUCT
RECONSTITUTION PROCESS OF ADDING FLUID TO A POWDER FORM OF A DRUG TO MAKE A SPECIFIC DOSAGE FORM
BRAND NAME GIVEN BY THE MANUFACTURE
GENNERIC NAME NONPROPRIETARY NAME GIVEN BY THE FDA
SUBLINGAL MEDS GIVEN UNDER THE TOUNGE
ENTERIC COATED MEDS CANNOT BE CRUSHED
PATIENT RIGHTS RIGHT DRUG RIGHT DOSERIGHT ROUTERIGHT TIMERIGHT PATIENT
VERBAL ORDER GIVEN BY A PHYSCIAN TO A NURSE OR PHARMACIST WHEN A EMERGENCTY OR UNUSUAL CIRCUMSTANCE ARISES
5ML/cc=1 tsp.3tsp.=1tbls=15ml1oz=30ml=2tbls important measurments
eye drops must be sterile , can use eye drops in the ear if the same antibiotic
ear drops don't have to be sterile but can only be used in the ear
volume dose ml,lmcg,mg,g
information on drug orders patient full nameaddress,dobdrug namesid coderoute of administrationsignature
pandemic a lot of people die
epidemic a lot of people sick
what is the #1 emergency drug and the use epinephrine, anaphylaxis and benedryl
emergency drug uses atropine- counter agent for chemical agentscalcium chloride-cardiac resuscitation dextrose-hypoglycemiadiphenhydramine-anaplylaxisdopamine-shockepinephrine-anaphylaxis with benedrylfurosemide-acute pulminary edemalidocane-sutures
magnesium sulfate-preclampsia these drugs are necessaryto provide acute immeddiate treatment
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