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1
Q

Litres and Millilitres are measuring what ?

A

Volume

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2
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Always round to what ?

A

The tenth

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3
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lbs to Kilo you?

Kilo to lbs you ?

A

Divide

Multiply

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4
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1 Teaspoon (tsp) =

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5 mL

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5
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1 Tablespoon (tbs) =

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15 mL

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6
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1 Cup =

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240 mL

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7
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1 quart ( qt ) =

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1 L

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8
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1 fluid Ounce ( oz ) =

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30 mL

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9
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Milliequivilents is (mEq)

A

The expression of the number of grams of a drug in every 1 mL of normal solution

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10
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Units is?

A

Measurement of potency versus the weight per volume

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11
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Weight means?

A

Heaviness or mass ( mcg, mg, g, lb, kg )

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12
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Volume is ?

A

Amount of space an item takes up ( mL, L )

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13
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Density is ?

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How much material is n a given object …more density = more weight.

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14
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1 Kilo =

A

2.2 lbs

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15
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IM : means?

A

Intramuscular

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16
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IV : means ?

A

Intravenous

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17
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ID : means ?

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Intradermal

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18
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Subcut: means ?

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Subcutaneously

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19
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GT : means ?

A

Gastrostomy tube

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20
Q

NG : means ?

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Nasogastric Tube

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21
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NJ : means ?

A

Nasojejunal tube

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22
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PO : means ?

A

By mouth/ orally

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23
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pr : means ?

A

per rectal/ recatally

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24
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CR : means ?

A

Controlled Release

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25
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ER, XR , XL : means ?

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Extended Release

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26
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EC : means ?

A

Enteric coated

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27
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IR : means ?

A

Immediate Release

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28
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LA : means ?

A

Long Acting

29
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SR : means ?

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Sustained Release

30
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TR : means ?

A

Timed Release

31
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ac : means ?

A

Before Meals

32
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pc : means ?

A

After meals

33
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ad lib : means ?

A

As desired, freely

34
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prn : means ?

A

When needed

35
Q

stat : means ?

A

Immediately, at once

36
Q

BID : means ?

A

Twice a day

37
Q

TID : means ?

A

Three times a day

38
Q

QID : means ?

A

Four times a day

39
Q

min : means ?

A

minute

40
Q

h/hr : means ?

A

Hour

41
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qh/qhr

A

Every hour

42
Q

q : means

A

Every

43
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NPO : means ?

A

Nothing by mouth

44
Q

gtt : means ?

A

drop

45
Q

tab : means ?

A

tablet

46
Q

Otic : means ?

A

Ear

47
Q

Topical : means ?

A

on top of the skin

48
Q

Heparin Sodium and insulin are usually measured in

A

Units

49
Q

What is MAR

A

Medication Administration Record

50
Q

What is a Unit Dose ?

A

A patient specific amount that is ready for administration

51
Q

Drug Trade Name

A

Large type
Boldly visible
usually has an “r” mark

52
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Generic Drug Name

A

Directly under the trade name

by law must be on all drug labels

53
Q

Dosage strength

A

Active portion of drug in a specific measurement
600mg
May also contain equvilants

54
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Form of Drug

A

Structure or composition

tablets, drops, Patch ect

55
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Supply Dosage

A

is the measured unit PER quantity

600 mg / 5 mL

56
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Total Volume

A

The total volume of a drug in a packet

57
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Administration Route

A

site and method of drug delivery

58
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Lot/Batch Number

A

Identify a batch of medication and indicate the exact time and date it was manufacture
Helps in recalled medications.

59
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DIN ( drug Identification Number )

A

Indicates that the drug has been evaluated and meets safety and health benefit expectations.

60
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NPN (Natural product number )

A

Alternative medicines have an NPN

61
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Ration solutions ( 1:100)

A

1 g per 1000 mL

62
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Percentage solutions ( 1%)

A

1 g per 100 mL

63
Q

Parenteral Dosages of Drugs

A

used to designate routes of administration

64
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Max dosage Volume Intramuscular

A

Adults : 5 mL for adults weighing 75 Kg
Deltoid MAX 1 mL
Children 6-12 MAX 2 mL
Children 0-6 years MAX 1 mL

65
Q

Amount Greater then 1 mL Round to……. Use…… syringe

A

Round to the 10th use 3 mL syringe

66
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Amounts less then 0.5 mL Round to….. Use…. syringe

A

Round to 100th use 1 mL syringe.

67
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Amount between 0.5 - 1 mL Round to …. Use….syringe

A

Round to tenth… 1 mL OR 3 mL syringe

68
Q

Analogue

A

Chemical compound structure that is similar to another but is different in composition

69
Q

Pharmacokinetics

A

A drugs Absorption, Distribution metabolism and excretion

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