Medication Administration Flashcards

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rights of administration

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right patient, medication, route, time, dose, & documentation

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types of prescriptions

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routine: continued until provider says so
standing: protocol based
single: one time
stat: one time and immediately

PRN: specific time, dose, and frequency as needed

now: one time, within 90 minutes

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genertic vs trade/brand

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generic: given by united states adopted names, usually lowercase
trade: given by manufacture, usually capitalized

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routes of adminstration

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oral/enteral (po): by mouth, GI tract

topical: absorbed through skin

inhalation through respiratory

parental: not GI tract, circulatory

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onset, peak, duration

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onset: time it takes for drug to cause therapeutic effect
peak: time it takes for drug to take full therapeutic effect
duration: the time a drug concentration is sufficient enough to cause therapeutic effect

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absoprtion, distribution, metabolism, exrcretion

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absorption: from site of administration to bloodstream
distributions: from bloodstream to site of action
metabolism: how the body uses the drug and the byproduct
excretion: elimination of medication

via urine, feces, breathing

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