Administration Routes In Small Animals Flashcards

1
Q

What is a red needle?

A

25g

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2
Q

What is a blue needle?

A

22g

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3
Q

What is a pink needle?

A

20g

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4
Q

What is a green needle?

A

18

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5
Q

What is a 1.0ml syringe called?

A

Tuberculin or TB

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6
Q

What administration do you use for allergy testing?

A

Intradermal

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7
Q

What size blade do you use to shave the animals?

A

40

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8
Q

What is the easiest and most frequently performed injection?

A

Subcutaneous

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9
Q

Where are the most SC injections done?

A

-Dorsolateral region

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10
Q

Where do you perform a SC injection in cats?

A
  • as distally as possible in a limb

- always avoid Intrascapular

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11
Q

What type of injection is not recommended in severely dehydrated animals?

A

SC

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12
Q

What are the fastest ways to administer drugs in order?

A
  • IV
  • IM
  • SQ
  • Oral
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13
Q

What nerve do you avoid when doing IM injections in the leg?

A

sciatic

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14
Q

What is the most painful injection?

A

IM

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15
Q

Where are IM injection sites?

A
  • lumbosacral muscle (epaxial)
  • semimembranosus or semitendinosus
  • triceps
  • quadriceps
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16
Q

What are the benefits in using IV injections?

A
  • predictible concentration of drug
  • produces immediate response
  • rapidly reaching high blood vessels, achieving rapid onset of action
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17
Q

What are IV injection sites in dogs?

A
  • cephalic vein

- lateral saphenous vein

18
Q

What are the IV injection sites in cats?

A
  • cephalic vein

- medial sapheous vein

19
Q

When can a jugular IV be done?

A

if intravenous catheter is placed

20
Q

What are the most common tourniquets?

A
  • nye

- penrose drain

21
Q

What should you always do with the syringe prior to administering the drug?

A

aspirate

22
Q

What position should the bevel be in when injecting?

A

up

23
Q

What is the muscle located on the dorsal spine of the body, adjacent to the vertebral column?

A

epaxial

24
Q

What muscle is located on the caudal aspect of the hind limb?

A

Semimembranosus/Semitendinosus

25
Q

What muscle is located on the cranial aspect of the hind limb?

A

quadriceps

26
Q

What muscle is located on the caudal/lateral aspect of the front limb?

A

triceps

27
Q

What may result from unexpelled air bubbles injected into a patient?

A

air embolus

28
Q

What is the hollow portion of the needle?

A

lumen

29
Q

What is a systemic disease associated with using a non sterile technique when doing an IV injection?

A

septicemia

30
Q

What is an administration route that is not thru the alimentary canal? includes IM, SC, IV and ID?

A

parenteral

31
Q

What type of injection is best suited for emergency situations where drug has to enter quickly?

A

IV

32
Q

What is the portion of the syringe that has graduated markings and contains medication?

A

barrel

33
Q

Where do you never inject a cat?

A

intrascapular

34
Q

What is a small, glass bottle that contains and injectable drug, either single or multi use?

A

vial

35
Q

What is the outermost layer of skin?

A

epidermis

36
Q

What is a small, glass vial containing a single dose of meds?

A

ampule

37
Q

What is a pressure device used to apply pressure?

A

tourniquet

38
Q

What portion of a syringe is used to draw meds or push out of barrel?

A

plunger

39
Q

What is “towards the tail”?

A

caudal

40
Q

What is the layer of skin that contains nerves, blood vessels and accessory organs?

A

dermis

41
Q

What is controlling bleed, stopping the flow of blood out of a vessel?

A

hemostasis