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Pharmacology Module C Content

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rights of medication administration   right patient, right drug, right dose, right time, right route, right documentation  
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brand/trade name   in all caps  
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generic name   in all lower case  
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controlled substance   schedule 2 drug  
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sublingual   under tongue  
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buccal   between cheek and gum  
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liquids   elixirs, emulsions, and suspensions; in plastic dosing cups that measure in mL  
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elixirs   sweetened, hydro-alcoholic liquids used in the preparation of oral liquid medications  
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emulsions   mixture of two liquids that are not mutually soluable  
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suspensions   liquids in which particles are mixed but not dissolved  
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transdermals   a patch placed on the skin and is absorbed through the skin to produce a systemic effect; reservoir and matrix  
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topical   applied to the skin by painting or spreading the medication over an area and applying a moist dressing or leaving the area exposed to air  
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instillations   liquid medications usually administered as drops, ointments, or sprays  
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inhalations   metered-dose inhalers (MDIs) are handheld devices used to deliver a number of commonly prescribed asthma and bronchitis drugs to lower respiratory tract via inhalation  
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suppositiories   solid medical preparation that is cone- or spindle- shaped for insertion into the rectum, globular or egg shaped for use in the vagina, or pencil shaped for insertion into the urethra  
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intradermal injection site   skin testing; forearm, subclavical, scapula  
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subcutaneous injection site   posterior arm, upper thigh, love handles  
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intramuscular injection site   ventrogluteal, dorsogluteal, deltoid, vastus lateralis  
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deltoid injection site   acromion process (place 4 fingers on deltoid muscle, pointer finger along acromion process, three fingerwidth below acromion process)  
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vastus lateralis injection site   can inject up to 3mL; greater trochanter of femur, patella (outer middle third muscle)  
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ventrogluteal   greater trochanter of femur, tubercle of iliac crest, anterior superior iliac spine  
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ventrogluteal injection site   heel of hand over greater trochanter on side of hip, thumb toward groin, pointer finger toward anterior superior iliac spine, middle finger back along iliac crest toward buttock. makes a V shaped triangle, inject in the center  
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dorsogluteal injection site   can inject up to 3mL; greater trochanter of femur, tuberlce of iliac crest posterior superior iliac spine; does not use anymore bc of sciatic nerve placement  
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diluent   the liquid used to reconstitue a dry powder  
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insulin administration   use ONLY an insulin syringe; may have 2 types of insulin so first draw regular (clear) then NPH (cloudy)  
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mixing insulin   roll NPH in hands, inject air in NPH, inject air in regular, withdraw dose of regular, have another nurse verify correct dose of r, withdraw dose of NPH, have anther nurse verify  
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eyedrops   gently pull down on the skin below the eye to expose conjunctival sac; apply drops to the middle third of sac, and apply gentle pressure over the lacrimal duct after administration  
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eye ointment   squeeze a 1/4 in. wide strip of ointment into the conjuctival sac  
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ear drops   children: pull auricle down and back; adults: auricle up and out  
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reservoir patch   can't cut  
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matrix patch   can cut; contains fentanyl  
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intradermal needle   10-15* angle; can inject 0.01-0.1mL; 25-27 gauge, 1/4-1/2 in. long; 1mL syringe; bevil up  
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subcutaneous needle   45*, 65*, 90* angle; can inject 0.5-1mL; 25-27 gauge, 1/2-5/8 in. long; 1-3mL syringe  
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intramuscular needle   90* angle; can inject 1-1.5mL; 18-25 gauge, 5/8-1 1/2 in. long; 1-3mL syringe  
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deltoid needle   90* angle; can inject 0.5-1mL; 23-25 gauge, 5/8-1 1/2 in. long  
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ventrogluteal needle   slightly angle towards iliac crest; can inject up to 3mL; can inject 1-1.5mL; 18-25 gauge, 1 1/2 in. long  
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