Chapter 22 - Parenteral Medications Flashcards

1
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Parenteral Route

A

using a needle

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2
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When are parenteral routes used?

A

-when pts are vomiting, can’t swallow, can’t take oral fluids

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3
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Subcutaneous Injection

A

injection into tissues just under dermis of skin

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4
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Intramuscular Injection

A

injection into the body of a muscle

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5
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Intradermal Injection

A

injection into dermis, just under epidermis

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6
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IV Injection or Infusion

A

injection into a vein

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7
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Use needles of the ____________ length and ______________ gauge possible

A

shortest; smallest

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8
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What do you do if liquid medication coats the shaft of the needle?

A

change the needle

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9
Q

What size of needle do you need for SubQ injection?

A

1/2 or 5/16 inch 28-31 gauge needle

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10
Q

Where is the first choice site for injecting insulin SubQ?

A

abdominal wall

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11
Q

IM Injections are administered at what angle?

A

90 degrees

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12
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SubQ injections are administered at what angle?

A

90 or 45 degrees

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13
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ID injections are administered at what angle?

A

15 degrees

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