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MOD 5 PHAT 142

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Othics and Ophthalmics Eye Drops
Inhalants Through nose, mouth,and lungs
Most dangerous route of administration? Parenterals
Pedication dose is made from what form? Adult dose
What are Pyrogens? Substances that produces fever
What are Enterals? Method of nutrient delievery in which medication is given directly into the gastrointestinal tract
What is Phlebitis? Inflammation of a vein
What is Sepsis? Infection in the blood
Ophtalmics and otics consist of what? Ointments and drops for the eyes
What are three types of Parenterals? Subcutaneous, intramuscular, and intravenous
What does topicals include? Patches, ointments, creams, pastes, and liniments
What is a bolus injection? The initial dose
Where are peripheral lines located? Arms, hands, feet
Where are central lines located? heart and upper thighs
What is lactose intolerant? unable to digest dairy-based foods
When cancer patients develop sores in their mouth how is the medication administered? Lozenge or lollipop
Intradermal ID
Subcutaneous SQ
Intramuscular IM
Intracardic IC
Intrathecal IT
Intravenous IV
What are the 5 routes of administration? inhalants, enterals, topicals, opthalmics and otics, and parenterals
What drug can be given subcutaneous? insulin
What does TPN? Total Parental Nutrition
Weight is the determining factor in what two groups? animals and pedicatics
What is the fastest route to administor drugs? I.V.
Created by: lechell_malbert
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