Med Term/Dosage formulas Flashcards
Angio edema
swelling skin & mucus membranes due to allergic reaction
Anisocoria
unequal pupils (damage to CN # 3)
Ascites
third space loss of fluid
Cardiogenic hypoperfusion
cardiogenic shock, give dopamine
Dysconjugate gaze
eye movement not in unison usually due to trauma
Hemotoxin
substance that destroys RBCs
Hyphema
blood in anterior chamber of eye usually due to trauma/retinal detachment
Melena
black stools (upper GI bleed)
Orthopnea
difficulty breathing in a flat position
Pulsus paradoxis
pulse weaker during inspiration, stronger during exhalation
Trismis
clinching of the jaw
PCT
percutaneous intervention
Dopamine
dose(ug/kg/min) X kg X drip (60gtt/min) OVER
1600 ug/ml X 1 min
or rapid: wt in lbs, drop zero & minus 2 if over 200
Volume to administer
dose X wt X drip set OVER concentration X time
gtt/min
drip factor X volume (ml or ml/hr) OVER time (min)