Pharmacology, Pediatrics, & Psych Principles Flashcards

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Interpret 70/30 insulin mixture

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70% NPH insulin
30% regular insulin
NOTE: N is in the numerator; if administering 50 units, you would have 35 units of NPH and 15 units of regular insulin

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Drawing up insulin mixtures

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Inject air into NPH, inject air into Regular, draw up Regular, draw up NPH

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Injections and needle size

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IM — looks like 1 — pick answer where both parts have the number 1. EX) 21 gauge - 1 inch needle for IM injection

Subq — looks like 5 — pick answer where both parts have the number 5. EX) 25 gauge — 5/8 inch needle for Subq injection

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Compare and contrast heparin and warfarin

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Heparin: IV or subq, works immediately, cannot be given longer than 3 weeks (except lovenox), antidote = protamine sulfate, monitor aPTT, can be given to pregnant women

Warfarin: PO, takes a few days to a week to work, can be given for life, antidote = vitamin K, monitor PT/INR, CANNOT be given to pregnant women

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5
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Baclofen side effects

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Fatigue/drowsiness, muscle weakness

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6
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Baclofen teaching

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Don’t drink, drive, or operative heavy machinery

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Piaget’s teaching for children in sensorimotor stage

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  • ages 0-2
  • teach while you do it/as you do it, verbally tell them what you are doing
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Piaget’s teaching for children in preoperational stage

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  • ages 3-6
  • teach them shortly before (“the morning of,” “the day of”)
  • teach them what you are going to do, speak in future tense
  • this age group learns through play and are highly imaginative
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Piaget’s teaching for children in concrete operational stage

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  • ages 7-11
  • this age group is rule-oriented
  • teach them days ahead
  • teach what you are going to do + skills, using age appropriate reading and demonstration
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Piaget’s teaching for children in formal operational stage

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  • ages 12-15
  • this age group has abstract thinking and understand cause-and-effect
  • teach them like an adult
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11
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Psych principles

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Do not give or accept gifts, do not give advice, keep the patient talking, do not use slang, practice empathy

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4-step process for answering empathy questions

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1) always have a quote and each answer is a quote
2) put yourself in the client’s place
3) if I said those words and really meant them, how would I feel right now
4) choose the answer the reflects that feeling or anything close — empathy ignores what is said and goes with what is felt
NOTE: do not respond to what the patient SAYS, respond to what the patient FEELS

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