Chapter 2 Applied Pharm. & Ch 10 - 13 Calc. Flashcards
When writing dosages, ISMP recommends using ____ instead of a slash (/) because of misinterpretation and being mistaken as the number 1.
per
What does NDC stand for?
National drug code number
Medications that have the highest abuse potential are Schedule ___, and medicatins with the lowest or limited abuse potential are Schedule ___ medications.
I and 5
What does USP and NF stand for?
United States Pharmacopoeia, National Formulary
What do overrides do that makes dispensing system possibly not as error free?
It eliminates verification of medications by the pharmacy
What is identified as a common reason for medication errors?`
unclear and ambiguous orders
What does MARS stand for?
Medical administration record sheet
What is the essential information that needs to be on a client’s medication record?
1- Client’s name, date of birth, medical record number, allergies
2 - Dates (date the order was written, the date the medication is to be started and when to discontinue it
3. Medication information - medication’s full name, dosage, route and the frequency
4 - Time of administration - the desired administration time is place on the medication record, and converted to time periods based on the institution’s time intervals for scheduled or routine medications.
5 - initials
6. special instructions (parameters)
Name 4 common drug preparations.
Orally, parenterally through inhalation, topicall
Boluses are used in the treatment of ________ animals and are administered with a ________’
bovines (e.g., cattle, sheep, horses), special instrument called a balling gun
Name the two types of parenteral injection forms.
injections and implants
Vitals may be either _____ dose or ______ dose.
single, multiple
All used needles should be discarded in a ________.
sharps container
Name the 5 rights of drug administration.
- the right client
- the right medication
- the right dosage
- the right route
- the right time and frequency
Oral drugs should never be administered in animals that are __________.
vomiting