Chapter 35 Flashcards

1
Q

What are the 5 types of parental routes?

A

*Intravenous
*Intramuscular
*Subcutaneous
*Intrathecal
*Intradermal

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2
Q

When are parental injections used?

A

-Patient is NPO
-Digestive juices counteract oral drugs

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3
Q

What are parental injections used?

A

-Fasten the action of the drug
-Ensure the delivered dose is accurate

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4
Q

True or false, we only use sterile needles and syringes.

A

True

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5
Q

What should you do when preparing the syringe

A

*Label the syringe with the patient’s name, name of medication, and dose

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6
Q

What size of gauge needle would you use for trauma, rapid infusion?

A) 26G
B)14G
C)24G
D)16G
E)22G
F)18G
G)20G

A

B)14G

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7
Q

What size of gauge needle would you use for trauma, surgery?

A) 26G
B)14G
C)24G
D)16G
E)22G
F)18G
G)20G

A

D)16G

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8
Q

What size of gauge needle would you use for blood transfusions?

A) 26G
B)14G
C)24G
D)16G
E)22G
F)18G
G)20G

A

F)18G

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9
Q

What size of gauge needle would you use for IV fluid and medications?

A) 26G
B)14G
C)24G
D)16G
E)22G
F)18G
G)20G

A

G) 20G

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10
Q

What size of gauge needle would you use for IV fluids, small veins?

A) 26G
B)14G
C)24G
D)16G
E)22G
F)18G
G)20G

A

E) 22G

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11
Q

What size of gauge needle would you use for Fragile veins, pediatrics?

A) 26G
B)14G
C)24G
D)16G
E)22G
F)18G
G)20G

A

C) 24G

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12
Q

What size of gauge needle would you use for Neonates?

A) 26G
B)14G
C)24G
D)16G
E)22G
F)18G
G)20G

A

A) 26G

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13
Q

Explain a filter needle

A

*Filter needles should be used when medication is withdrawn from ampule to trap the glass particles

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14
Q

Which of the following is not an appropriate site for an intramuscular injection?

A)Dorsogluteal
B)Deltoid
C)Vastus lateralis
D)Dermal

A

D)Dermal

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15
Q

Darlene is about to give her patient an intramuscular injection. At what angle should the injection be given?

A)90 degrees
B)45 degrees
C)15 degrees
D)It depends on the size of the
E)needle and size of the patient

A

A)90 degrees

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16
Q

Sylvie is going to give her 1-year-old patient an IM injection. Which is the preferred IM site?

A)Deltoid
B)Vastus lateralis
C)Dorsogluteal
D)Ventrogluteal

A

B)Vastus lateralis

17
Q

John is going to give his patient an injection of iron. To help minimize the pain, what can John do?

A)Use the largest gauge needle that is appropriate
B)Inject the medication fast
C)Use the Z-track technique
D)Do not tell the patient when he is going to give the injection

A

C)Use the Z-track technique

18
Q

What size and gauge needle are used to give intramuscular injections?

A)½- to 1-inch needle that is 23 to 25 gauge
B)1- to 1½-inch needle that is 20 to 23 gauge
C)½- to ⅝-inch needle that is 20 to 23 gauge
D)2- to 2½-inch needle that is 20 to 23 gauge

A

B)1- to 1½-inch needle that is 20 to 23 gauge

19
Q

Forcing fluid into a part of the body

20
Q

Injection in the muscle

A

Intramuscular (IM)

21
Q

Injection beneath the skin

A

Subcutaneous

22
Q

Injection into the dermis

A

Intradermal (ID)

23
Q

Not delivered via the gastrointestinal tract

A

Parenteral

24
Q

Syringe with graduated measurements of 1 mL

A

Tuberculin syringe

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Scale of measurement
Gauge
26
The slanted part of the needle tip
Bevel
26
Bump; visible elevation of the epidermis
Bleb
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opening or interior diameter
Lumen
28
Thick and sticky
Viscous
29
All- glass containers containing medication
Ampules
30
Small bottles
Vials
31
Circular cutout piece
core
32
solid material
Solute
33
Specific fluid to dissolve the solute
Diluent
34
Formation of fatty lumps under the skin caused by insulin injections
lipohypertrophy
35
Causing a needle track, or pathway, in shape of "Z"
Z-track technique
36
Circulatory failure from an allergic reaction
Anaphylactic shock
37
A reaction characterized by reddened, slightly elevated patches known as wheals
Urticaria