14 Venous Access and Medication Administration Flashcards
What unit of measurement is the most commonly used in the medical community? A. Apothecary system C. Statistical system B. Common household system D. Metric system
D
What is the metric unit for linear measurement? A. Liter C. Gram B. Meter D. Yard
B
What is the metric unit for volume? A. Liter C. Gram B. Meter D. Yard
A
What is the metric unit for weight? A. Liter C. Gram B. Meter D. Yard
C
What is one liter equal to? A. 10 mL C. 1000 mL B. 100 mL D. 1,000,000 mL
C
1 gram is equal to \_\_\_\_\_ micrograms. A. 10 C. 1000 B. 100 D. 1,000,000
D
What unit of measurement is most commonly used to measure body organs? A. Kilometer C. Micrometer B. Centimeter D. Meter
B
What is a kilogram equal to? A. 2.2 pounds C. 8.2 pounds B. 4.4 pounds D. 8.4 pounds
A
What does a patient weighing 220 pounds weigh in kilograms? A. 100 kg C. 440 kg B. 110 kg D. 484 kg
A
What is the primary unit of mass in the apothecary system? A. Minim C. Grain B. Milligram D. Ounce
C
To convert a temperature from Fahrenheit to Celsius, after subtracting 32, what is the next course of action? A. Multiply by 5/9 C. Subtract 5/9 B. Multiply by 9/5 D. Add 9/5
A
What is the normal body temperature? A. 32° C C. 40° C B. 37° C D. 45° C
B
To form secondary units from the basic unit of the metric system, what should you divide or multiply by? A. 5, 10, 20 parts C. 10, 100, or 1000 parts B. 5, 15, 30 parts D. 5, 10, 100 parts
C
How are Insulin syringes marked? A. 1-unit increments C. 1000-unit increments B. 1-mL increments D. 1000-mL increments
A
How are Tuberculin syringes marked? A. 0.01-mL gradient C. 3- to 6-mL gradient B. 1- to 2-mL gradient D. 6- to 10-mL gradient
A
You are instructed to administer 40 mg of Lasix. You have a prefilled syringe containing 80 mg Lasix in 10 mL. How much should be administered? A. 4 mL C. 8 mL B. 5 mL D. 10 mL
B
If you want to administer 200 mL/hour of normal saline with a 10 drops/mL administration set, what is the correct flow rate? A. 10 drops/minute C. 33 drops/minute B. 20 drops/minute D. 66 drops/minute
C
What does a microdrip administration set deliver? A. 10 drops/mL C. 20 drops/mL B. 15 drops/mL D. 60 drops/mL
D
You are ordered to administer 4 mg per minute of lidocaine to a patient with a ventricular dysrhythmia. The lidocaine is mixed 4 mg/mL and you are using a 60 drops/mL administration set. What is the correct flow rate? A. 15 drops/minute C. 45 drops/minute B. 30 drops/minute D. 60 drops/minute
D
What is the technique of giving an IV medication in less than 1 to 3 minutes through an IV line called? A. Infusion C. Bolus B. Hickman D. Intermittent infusion
C
Which term completes the five patient rights of drug administration? Right patient, right dose, right medication, right route, and right \_\_\_\_\_. A. Concentration C. Amount B. Time D. Orders
B
What is the “sixth patient right” of medication administration?
A.
Double calculation of a medication dosage
B.
Asking the patient about allergies to medication
C.
Having a co-worker check your calculations
D.
Correct and thorough documentation of the medication administered
D
What is the minimum length of time you should monitor a patient after administering a medication? A. 1 minute C. 15 minutes B. 5 minutes D. 30 minutes
B
Your paramedic partner has just finished discussing a medication order with the medical director of your base hospital. Your paramedic partner draws up the medication and hands you the syringe of medication to administer to the patient. What is the most appropriate action to take?
A.
Give the medication immediately.
B.
Never administer an unlabeled medication prepared by another person.
C.
Talk to medical direction yourself before you can give the medication prepared by your partner.
D.
Make sure your paramedic partner tells you what medication is in the syringe before you administer the medication.
B