What is Total Parenteral Nutrition (TPN)?(Hyperalimentation)

(Hyperalimentation)Complete nutrition delivered through an IV. Contains * amino acids * dextrose * lipids * vitamins * minerals * electrolytes Patient receives ALL nutrition intravenously. Also called: Hyperalimentation.

What is Peripheral Parenteral Nutrition?

Lower concentration nutrition. Given through peripheral veins. Cannot provide as much nutrition as TPN.

Medication injected into the space around the spinal cord(epidural space) Commonly used: * labor * surgery * pain management

multidose vial May be entered multiple times(utilized for mass-immunization campaigns)

When is a filter needle used?

Used ONLY when withdrawing medication from an ampule. Removes glass particles. Never inject a patient using a filter needle.

A highly specialized air filter capable of trapping 99.97% of airborne particles that are 0.3 micrometers or larger

HEPA Filter (High-Efficiency Particulate Air)

Positive pressure; blows air forward or down toward the technician.

LAFW (Laminar AirFLOW Workbench)

Negative pressure; pulls air away from the user and passes it through a HEPA filter.

CVE (Containment VENTULATED Enclosure)

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What is Total Parenteral Nutrition (TPN)?(Hyperalimentation)	(Hyperalimentation)Complete nutrition delivered through an IV. Contains * amino acids * dextrose * lipids * vitamins * minerals * electrolytes Patient receives ALL nutrition intravenously. Also called: Hyperalimentation.
What is Peripheral Parenteral Nutrition?	Lower concentration nutrition. Given through peripheral veins. Cannot provide as much nutrition as TPN.
What is an epidural?	Medication injected into the space around the spinal cord(epidural space) Commonly used: * labor * surgery * pain management
What is a (MDV)?	multidose vial May be entered multiple times(utilized for mass-immunization campaigns)
When is a filter needle used?	Used ONLY when withdrawing medication from an ampule. Removes glass particles. Never inject a patient using a filter needle.
Two pans + arrest knob - 6 mg SR, 120 g max, 120 mg MWQ balancer	⚖️ Class A
One pan + digital screen	⚖️💻 Digital
Glass enclosure around the pan- 0.1 mg precision, glass enclosure, laboratory-grade accuracy	🔬⚖️
Crush, grind, triturate, and levigate (wet triturate)	🪨Mortar & Pestle
automatic turbine mixing	🤖 Unguator(or homogenizer)
semi-solids with in-corporating ingredients and suspended powders	Ointment slab
Makes small particles extremely fine and uniformly dispersed	⚙️ three-roll mill
Blister machine	makes Bubble packs
A highly specialized air filter capable of trapping 99.97% of airborne particles that are 0.3 micrometers or larger	HEPA Filter (High-Efficiency Particulate Air)
Positive pressure; blows air forward or down toward the technician.	LAFW (Laminar AirFLOW Workbench)
Negative pressure; pulls air away from the user and passes it through a HEPA filter.	CVE (Containment VENTULATED Enclosure)
bottle that Protects meds from light	Amber bottle
Laboratory Glassware 1) cup shaped and for Stirring	🥛 Beaker
Laboratory Glassware 2) Traffic cone, and for Swirling	Erlenmeyer Flask
Laboratory Glassware 3) Tall measuring tube and is for accurate liquid volume	📏 Graduated Cylinder
Laboratory Glassware 4) Balloon on a straw and is for one exact final volume	🎯 Volumetric Flask
Laboratory Glassware 5) Ball shaped and put over fires	⚪ Round-Bottom Flask
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Laboratory Glassware 7) Tiny ceramic pot put over fire and for powders and removing liquid	🧂Crucible

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