Ch. 5 - Pharmacology Flashcards
Equipment that might be needed for intravenous drug/contrast medium administration include(s) (3)
Heparin lock. Needles. Infusion set.
Body reaction to a sensitizing agent can occur as a result of (3)
Absorption. Injection. Ingestion.
Example(s) of negative contrast agents include
Air
Which of the following gauge needles has the smallest bore?
23 (whatever the highest number is)
What should be the angle formed between the needle and the skin for an intravenous injection?
15 degrees
Parenteral administration of drugs may be performed (2)
Intrathecally. Intravenously.
What is the most frequently used site for an intravenous injection of contrast agents?
Antecubital vein
Mild systemic reaction to intravenous contrast material include all of the following (3)
Nausea. Metallic Taste. Flushed appearance.
Terms correctly associated with positive contrast agents include all of the following (3)
Radiopaque. Iodinated. High atomic number.
The usual patient preparation for an UGI examination is
NPO 8 hours before the examination