PARATERNAL ADMINISTRATION Flashcards

1
Q

Recommende site for IM injections for infants, toddlers and children

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VASTUS LATERALIS ( THIGH )

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2
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Special technique uswd to administer medications that are highly irritating to the subcutaneous and skin tissues

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Z - TRACK TECHNIQUE

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3
Q

IM INJECTION SITES

A
  1. VENTROGLUTEAL
  2. VASTUS LATERALIS
    3.RECTUS FEMORIS
  3. DELTOID
  4. DORSOGLUTEAL
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4
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Large muscle

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Max 3 ml

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5
Q

Babies, elderly, emaciated patients

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2 ml

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6
Q

Meds injected subcutaneously

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1.insulin
2.growth hormone
3.epinepherine
4.AMV
5.Heparin

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7
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Common sites for SQ injection

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OUTER ASPECT OF THE UPPER ARM

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8
Q

Selecting site for ID injection

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  1. Without excessive pigment or hair
  2. No nodules, lesions, mole, tattoo
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9
Q

Stretching the tissue

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Obese patients

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10
Q

Cushioning the tissue

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Emacitiated ( thin) patients

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11
Q

Shaft diameter

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18 - 28 Gauge

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12
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25 - 27 Gauge

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ID - INTRADERMAL

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13
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24 - 26 Gauge ( current 30 G)

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SUBCUTANEOUS

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14
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TYPE OF SYRINGE BASED ON CHARACTERISTIC OF TIP

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  1. LUER- LOK
    2 NON- LUER- LOK
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15
Q

Most common

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  1. ID
    2.SUBQ
    3.IM
    4.IV
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16
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TYPES OF SYRINGES USED FOR ADMINISTRATING INJECTIONS

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  1. Hypodermic
    2.Insulin
    3.Tuberculin
17
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TYPES OF SYRINGES USED FOR ADMINISTRATING INJECTIONS

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  1. Hypodermic
    2.Insulin
    3.Tuberculin
18
Q

○ administration of drugs other than through the alimentary or respiratory tract
○ administration of drugs requiring the use of needle.

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PARENTERAL DRUG ADMINISTRATION

19
Q

DPI

A

Dry Powder Inhaler

20
Q

WAYS OF ADMINISTERING PARENTERAL MEDICATIONS

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1.intradermal
2.subcutaneous
3.Intramuscular
4.intravenous

21
Q

TRANSDERMAL PATCH

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22
Q

SUBLINGUAL

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23
Q

DERMATOLOGIC PREPARATION

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Skin

24
Q

Body cavities or openings such as eye,ears, nose, rectum, or vagina

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INSTILLATION OR IRRIGATION

25
Q

Respiratory Tract

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NHALATION

26
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OPTHALMIC INSTILLATIONS

27
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OPTHALMIC INSTILLATIONS

28
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NASAL INSTILLATIONS

29
Q
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RECTAL INSTILLATION

30
Q

TOPICAL ( SKIN )

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31
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VAGINAL INSTILLATIONS

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32
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VAGINAL INSTILLATIONS

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33
Q
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BUCCAL

34
Q
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OTIC INSTILLATIONS

35
Q

COMMON ROUTES OF DRUG ADMINISTRATION

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1.oral
2.sublingual
3.buccal
4.topical
5.rectal
6.vaginal
7.inhalation
8.transdermal
9.Parenteral

36
Q

•Most convinient
• usually least expensive
• safe does not break skin barrier
• does not cause stress

A

ORAL

37
Q

PARTS O MEDICATION ORDER

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