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Pharmacology FINAL FACTS FLAVIN 21
Question | Answer |
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Angled tip of a needle. | Bevel |
Narrowing of the bronchiole tubes. | Bronchoconstriction |
Abnormal accumulation of fluid in the interstitial spaces of tissues. | Edema |
Medication that protect lining of the stomach is called ____. | Enteric coated |
Drug in pill form manufactured with an indentation for division through the center of the tablet. | Scored |
Increase in the diameter of a blood vessel. | Vasodialation |
The quality of being thick: property of resistance to flow in a fluid. | Viscosity |
A localized are of edema or a raises lesion. *also what your ID leaves* | Wheal |
Tablet | A compressed powder that dissolves quickly when swallowed or even in the mouth. |
Capsule | A gelatin coated medication that can dissolve in the stomach, or if enteric coated in the intestines. |
A solid, oblong uncoated tablet. | Caplet |
Buccal | cheek |
Sublingual | under the tongue |
Lotion | applied to skin |
Ointment | ____ is a semisolid medications containing bases such as petrolatum and lanolin. |
Transdermal | Absorbed slowly through the skin. Use caution with heating pads. |
What are the 7 rights? | To the side on your paper please list the 7 rights. |
An ampule is: | A single dose glass vial that you must break the top off of to gain access to the medication. |
When you open a medication you need to: | Write the date opened and your initials |
Before you go into a medication vial you must do what? | Clean the rubber stopper with alcohol. |
The bigger the # the smaller the diameter of the _____. | needle |
Before using a needle you should have what in front of you to dispose of it? | sharps container |
The ___ is the hole in the needle in which the medication travels. | lumen |
Never ever ______ a needle. | Recap |
If you must recap you should use ____ technique. | One handed scoop |
The safety device should be ____ to prevent the needle being used again and to cut down on needle sticks. | activated |
__ injections go just under the surface of the skin. | ID |
IM | Injection that goes into the muscle. |
25 Gauge and 27 Gauge needles are used to deliver what type of injections? | TB, allergy, epinephrine |
An allergic reaction that can be life threatening. | Anaphalactic shock |
___ is the term used to describe any medication that is injected. | Parenteral |
What injection is deposited at a 45 degree angle and into the fatty layer? | Subcutaneous |
_____ should be verified at every OV and prior to q Inj. This would mean there are none. | NKDA |
Luer-Lok syringe means that it does what? | screws on |
STAT means? | NOW |
An IM injection would go into what muscle in the upper arm? | Deltoid |
What can cause bruising or bleeding at the inj. site? | Probing or moving the needle. |
If a pt is taking an abx is it normal to have GI upset? | Yes |
two times a day | bid |
qd | ever day |
npo | nothing by mouth |
NKDA | There are no known drug allergies. |
Always log and document what information from your vial. | Lot # & Expiration date. |
If a pt is pre op and npo, can they have water before surgery? | No |
What type of injection is give if you need to administer 3 ml of a viscous medication? | Z track |