Module 8 Flashcards

1
Q

Six rights +1 E

A

Dose
Route
Site
Time
Expiry
Patient
Medication
Dr. step mom

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2
Q

Three C’s

A

Colour
Clarity
Concentration

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3
Q

How many kilograms converted into pounds

A

2.2

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4
Q

Broselow tape

A

For paediatric drug does

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5
Q

Ampules

A

Are breakable sterile, glass containers that carry one single dose of the medication (epi-/gravel)

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6
Q

Intramuscular versus subcutaneous injections are inserted at

A

Sub 45°
IM at 90 degrees

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7
Q

Subcutaneous injections inserted into the

A

Fat loose connective tissue between the dermis in the muscle layer

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8
Q

Sub benefit

A

It has a slower absorption, but has a longer in effect

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9
Q

Intramuscular, gets put wear

A

Into the muscle
Vagus lateralis
Recuts femoris
Gluteal
Deltoid (arm )

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10
Q

Where is the fastest route for intramuscular

A

Vatus lateralis

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11
Q

Fastest routes

A

Iv
Io
But no room for error

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12
Q

1 bolous =

A

1 single dose

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13
Q

Pain threshold

A

The level of a stimulus needed to produce the perception of pain
The physical response to pain

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14
Q

what do you do after you give a medication?

A

Document
Locs
ABC’s

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15
Q

Contractions

A

Trauma
Infection
Pain
Injuries
Burns
Nodes
Lumps
Scars
Tattoos
Bruising

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16
Q

Complications

A

Redness
Swelling
Bleeding
Inflammation
Pain at site
Abscesses ( collection of pus)
Never injure

17
Q

Aspirate

A

Pull back the needle look for blood

18
Q

Subcutaneous gauge

A

24 to 26 gauge

19
Q

Max amount for subcutaneous

A

1ml

20
Q

Explain Z track method

A

Holds tension down on the skin
Go fingers down
Make a V once you find the humoral bone, go in the middle of the V then slide your fingers to make a Z pattern the whole tension poke needle in middle of the z

21
Q

Intramuscular gauges

A

21 to 22G

22
Q

Remove all what from the syringe?

A

Air

23
Q

Locations for intermuscular route(5)

A

Deltoid 2ml
Dorsal gluteal 5ml
Vatus, Lateralis 5ml
Rectus femoris 5ml
Ventroglutal 5ml.