Medications / Dosage/ Indications/ Contraindications/ Standing Order

Question 1

What Dosage/ Route do we give a patient of aspirin?

Answer 1

D-162-324 MG
R- PO

Question 2

What are the indications of Aspirin?

Answer 2

Chest pain

Question 3

What are the contraindications of Aspirin?

Answer 3

Allergy relative
Or
GI Bleeding

Question 4

Is it a Standing Order or Verbel order?

Answer 4

Standing order

Question 5

What dosage/route of Oxygen do we give a patient ?

Answer 5

D- 1-6 LPM or 10-15 LPM
R- Inhalation

Question 6

What are the indications of Oxygen?

Answer 6

Hypoxia or symptoms of shock

Question 7

What are the contraindications of Oxygen?

Answer 7

None

Question 8

Is giving oxygen a standing order or verbal order?

Answer 8

Standing order

Question 9

What is the dosage / route of over the counter medication?

Answer 9

D- Varies with medications
R- Know the local protocols

Question 10

What are the indications of OTC meds?

Answer 10

Varies

Question 11

What are the contraindications if OTC meds?

Answer 11

Varies

Question 12

Is OTC meds a standing order or verbal order?

Answer 12

Standing order

Question 13

What dosage/ route of Naloxone do we give a patient?

Answer 13

D- 0.4 - 2.0 mg
R- intranasal

Question 14

What are the indications of naloxone?

Answer 14

Opioid OD
Respiratory
Depression
Apnea

Question 15

What are the contraindications of naloxone?

Answer 15

Allergy

Question 16

Is Naloxone a standing order or verbal order?

Answer 16

Standing order

Question 17

What is the dosage / route do we give a patient for oral glucose?

Answer 17

D- 15 grams
R- Buccal- inner cheek

Question 18

What are the indications of oral glucose ?

Answer 18

Hypoglycemia

Question 19

What are the contraindications of oral glucose?

Answer 19

Hyperglycemia
Unresponsive
Inability to shallow (no gage reflex)

Question 20

Is oral glucose a standing order or verbal order ?

Answer 20

Standing order

Question 21

What dosage/route of Ondansetron (ODT) do we give a patient ?

Answer 21

D- 4-8 mg
R- PO

Question 22

What are the indications of ODT ( Ondansetron)?

Answer 22

Nausea

Question 23

What are the contraindications of ODT?

Answer 23

Allergy

Question 24

Is ODT a standing order or verbal order?

Answer 24

Standing order

Question 25

What is the dosage /route of Activated Charcoal for a patient ?

Answer 25

D- 50-100 mgs R- PO

Question 26

What is the indications of activated charcoal?

Answer 26

Toxic Ingestion

Question 27

What are the contraindications of activated charcoal?

Answer 27

Ingestions of acids, coma or GI obstruction

Question 28

Is Activated Charcoal a standing order or verbal order?

Answer 28

Standing order

Question 29

What is the dosage/ route of Ipratripoum Bromide / Albuterol that we give a patient ( Duo Neb)

Answer 29

D-0.5 mg (in 3.0 mg of Albuterol ) R- Inhalation

Question 30

What is the indications of Ipratropium bromide / Albuterol?

Answer 30

Bronchospasm

Question 31

What are the contraindications of Ipratropium Bromide/ Albuterol ?

Answer 31

None

Question 32

Is Ipratropium Bromide /Albuterol a standing order or verbal order?

Answer 32

Standing verbal

Question 33

What is the dosage/ route for a patient for Albuterol?

Answer 33

D- 2.5 mg ( in 3 ml of NS) R- Inhalation

Question 34

What are the indications of Albuterol?

Answer 34

Asthma Exacerbation Bronchospasm

Question 35

What are the contraindications of Albuterol?

Answer 35

Relative- Tachycardia

Question 36

Is Albuterol a standing order or verbal order ?

Answer 36

Standing order

Question 37

What is the dosage/ route for a patient for Epinephrine * Auto injector *?

Answer 37

D- 0.3 mg R- IM( Inter muscular)

Question 38

What are the indications of Epi?

Answer 38

Anaphylactic Allergic Reaction

Question 39

What are the contraindications of Epi?

Answer 39

None

Question 40

Is Epinephrine a standing order or verbal order?

Answer 40

Standing order

Question 41

What is the dosage / route of Topical Hemostatic Agents for a patient ?

Answer 41

A premixed roller or granulated agent

Question 42

What is the indications for Topical Hemostatic Agents ?

Answer 42

Active bleeding uncontrolled with pressure

Question 43

What are the contraindicated of Tropical Hemostatic Agents?

Answer 43

Not to be used for internal bleeding

Question 44

Is Topical Hemostatic Agents a standing order or verbal order ?

Answer 44

Standing order

Question 45

What is the dosage/ route for Nitroglycerin *PT Assist*

Answer 45

D- 0.4 mg Can be given every 5 mins Up to 3 times R- sublingual

Question 46

What are the indications for Nitroglycerin?

Answer 46

Chest pain

Question 47

What are the contraindications for Nitroglycerin?

Answer 47

Systolic BP less than 100 Erectile Dysfunction Med within 24-72 hours (Viagra is a med example )

Question 48

Is Nitroglycerin a standing order or verbal order?

Answer 48

Verbal order *PT Assist only*

Question 49

What is the dosage / route for Albuterol MDI? (PT Assist)?

Answer 49

D- 2-3 puffs R- Inhalation

Question 50

What are the indications of Albuterol MDI?

Answer 50

Asthma Bronchospasm

Question 51

What are the contraindications of Albuterol MDI?

Answer 51

Relative-Tachycardia

Question 52

Is Albuterol MDI a standing order or verbal order?

Answer 52

Verbal order

Question 53

What are the 6 right of medication administration?

Answer 53

1. Right patient 2. Right medication 3. Right dose 4. Right route 5. Right time 6. Right documentation