Chapter 2 Applied Pharm. & Ch 10 - 13 Calc. Flashcards

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1
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When writing dosages, ISMP recommends using ____ instead of a slash (/) because of misinterpretation and being mistaken as the number 1.

A

per

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2
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What does NDC stand for?

A

National drug code number

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3
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Medications that have the highest abuse potential are Schedule ___, and medicatins with the lowest or limited abuse potential are Schedule ___ medications.

A

I and 5

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4
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What does USP and NF stand for?

A

United States Pharmacopoeia, National Formulary

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5
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What do overrides do that makes dispensing system possibly not as error free?

A

It eliminates verification of medications by the pharmacy

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6
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What is identified as a common reason for medication errors?`

A

unclear and ambiguous orders

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7
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What does MARS stand for?

A

Medical administration record sheet

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8
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What is the essential information that needs to be on a client’s medication record?

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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)

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9
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Name 4 common drug preparations.

A

Orally, parenterally through inhalation, topicall

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10
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Boluses are used in the treatment of ________ animals and are administered with a ________’

A

bovines (e.g., cattle, sheep, horses), special instrument called a balling gun

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11
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Name the two types of parenteral injection forms.

A

injections and implants

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12
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Vitals may be either _____ dose or ______ dose.

A

single, multiple

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13
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All used needles should be discarded in a ________.

A

sharps container

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14
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Name the 5 rights of drug administration.

A
  • the right client
  • the right medication
  • the right dosage
  • the right route
  • the right time and frequency
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15
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Oral drugs should never be administered in animals that are __________.

A

vomiting

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16
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Intravenous administration of drugs allows the most ______ and effective drug administration.

A

rapid

17
Q

An indwelling catheter should be replaced with a new one every _______ hours.

A

72

18
Q

A simplex (i.e., gravity set) IV system is used to administer fluids to _____ animals.

A

large

19
Q

Name six items that should be recorded in the controlled substance log.

A
  1. date
  2. owner’s name
  3. patient’s name
    4.drug name
  4. amount administered or dispensed
    6, the names of veterinary personnel who dispensed the drug
20
Q

Why should drugs given by injection not be stored in syringes for any length of time before administration?

A

some drugs may be absorbed into the plastic makeup of the syringe, resulting in an inadequate dose

21
Q

List 4 types of syringe tips that are available for use.

A

Luer-lok
slip tip
eccentric tip
catheter tip

22
Q

A tuberculin syringe holds up to ____mL of medication.

A

1

23
Q

What type of syringe is divided into units rather than milliliters

A

insulin syringe

24
Q

A _______is an agent that produces superficial irritation that is intended to relieve some other irritation.

A

counterirritant

25
Q

A ________ will usually separate after long periods of shelf life and must be shaken well before use to provide a uniform dose.

A

suspension

26
Q

This type of syringe is constructed in such a way that the needle screws into the tip of the syringe.

A

Luer-lok tip

27
Q

All of the following are sites for IV administration in small animals, except:

A

carotid artery

28
Q

If an IV catheter is not used continuously, it should be flushed with heparinized saline every ____ to ____ hours.

A

8; 12

29
Q

Cerumen is a substance that is commonly found in what anatomic part of the body?

A

ear

30
Q

Any patient on IV fluid therapy should be monitored every _____ to ______ minutes.

A

15; 30

31
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Iv tubing should be changed after a _____ to _____ hour period.

A

24; 48

32
Q

When an intramuscular injection is given in the pelvic limb of a dog or cat the area near the ________ nerve should be avoided.

A

sciatic