Week 4: topical medications Flashcards

1
Q

types of Topical Medication Applications

A

Ear Instillation
Eye Instillation
Skin Application
Nasal Instillation
Vaginal Instillation
Rectal Instillation

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2
Q

medication forms commonly prepared for the administration by the topical route include…

A

Ointments
Liniments
Lotions
Pastes
Transdermal discs or patches

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3
Q

lotions, oils, and creams

A
  • lightly spread them onto the surface
  • rubbing often causes irritation
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4
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liniment

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  • rubbing gently but firmly into the skin
  • dust a powder over top to cover affected area
  • after application assess skin thoroughly
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5
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transdermal patch

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  • remains for extended periods of time
  • assess pt skin prior to placing new patch
  • many patches are clear
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6
Q

ear instillation for child 3 yrs younger

A

pull auricle backward then downward

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7
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ear instillation for adults and child over 3 yrs

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pull auricle upward and then backward

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