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WEEK4 Flashcards

1
Q

STAT?

A

IMMEDIATELY

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Q

MEDICATION THAT IS TO BE GIVEN ON A REGULAR BASIS AT SPECIFIC
INTERVALS. ?

A

STANDING

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SINGLE ORDER/ONE TIME ONLY?

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GIVEN ONCE AT A SPECIFIC TIME

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3
Q

AS NEEDED ORDER

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PRN

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3
Q

AC ?

A

– BEFORE MEALS

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4
Q

BID

A

TWICE A DAY

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5
Q

HS ?

A

AT BEDTIME

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6
Q

QID

A

– FOUR TIMES A DAY

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7
Q

PC –

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AFTER MEALS

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8
Q

TID

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– THREE TIMES A DAY

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9
Q

OD

A

RIGHT EYE

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10
Q

OS

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LEFT EYE

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OU

A

BOTH EYE

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12
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MEDICATION CARD: Once a day 9 AM
BID Twice a day 9AM; 6PM
BID
P.R.N.
Twice a day
as necessary
9AM; 6PM
PRN Without
frequency
Whenever
necessary
Q – 12 Every 12 hrs. 9AM; 9PM

A

GREEN

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12
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TID Thrice a day 9AM; 1PM;
6PM
TIDac Thrice a day
Before meals
6:30A; 11:30A;
5:30 PM
TIDpc Thrice a day
After meals
9AM; 1PM;
6PM
TIDprn Thrice a day
As necessary
9AM; 1PM;
6P

A

ORANGE

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13
Q

Every four
(4) hours
9AM; 1PM; 5PM
9PM;1AM; 5AM
QID Four times a
day
9AM; 1PM; 5PM
9PM
Q 5 HRS Every five
(5) hours
Q – 6 hrs Every six
(6) hours
6AM; 12NN;
6PM; 12 MN
QID prn Four times a
day as
necessary

A

BROWN

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14
Q

Q – 1 hr Every one
(1) hour
9AM; 10AM; etc.
Q – 2 hrs Every two
(2) hours
9AM; 11AM;
1PM; etc.
Q – 3 hrs Every three
(3) hours
9 AM; 12 NN;
3

A

blue

15
Q

Q 8 hrs Every eight
(8) hours
6AM; 2PM;
10PM?

A

WHITE

16
Q

Q - AM Every
morning
6AM
Q – PM
or HS
Every
evening or
sleeping
hours
9 PM (patient
sleeping hours
shall be
considered)

A

YELLOW

17
Q

Q – other
day
Every other
day
9 PM (patient
sleeping hours
shall be
considered
Q – 3 days Every three
(3) days
9 AM of
specified date
2x a week Two (2)
times a
week
9 AM of
specified dat

A

RED

18
Q

amount of drug taken for intended
therapeutic effect?

A

DOSE

18
Q

schedule of taking drug
dose?

A

DOSAGE REGIMEN

19
Q

volume of medication
containing quantity of drug as listed on drug
label?

A

DOSAGE UNIT

19
Q

amount to be administered at
one time?

A

DESIRED DOSE

20
Q

Formula of computation of dosage: SOLID

A

D/S= X

21
Q

Formula of computation of dosage: LIQUID

A

D/S x Q = X

22
Q

concentrated
medications given by IV route
over a relatively brief period of
time?

A

BOLUS

22
Q

Formula of computation of dosage: PARENTERAL

A

D/S x Q = X

23
Q

4 Types of IV Therapy

A

*IV THERAPY FOR
FLUIDS
*IV THERAPY FOR
BLOOD
TRANSFUSIONS
*IV THERAPY FOR
MEDICATIONS
*IV THERAPY FOR
NUTRITION

24
Q

number of drops per
milliliter delivered through
various sizes of IV tubing
devices. AKA Tubing
Factor?

A

DROP FACTOR

25
Q

rate at
which fluid is delivered
by IV infusion devices,
most often ordered in
whole milliliters per hour
(ml/hr). Ex. PNSS
100mL/hr?

A

FLOW RATE

26
Q

main IV line or lines
connected to the
patient.

A

PRIMARY LINE

26
Q

tubing that connects to
ports on the primary line
and permits variety of
additional medications
and fluids to be added
without disruption of the
primary line?

A

INFUSION LINE,SECONDARY

27
Q

later or
rubber ports located on IV lines
and solution containers to permit
access to injection for additional
fluids or medications
- A port adapter may also be
attached directly to a cannula
that is in a vein (AKA
Heplock/Heparin Lock)?

A

INJECTION PORT

27
Q

state of being
open and unblocked such as a
“PATENT IV SITE” or
“PATENT AIRWAY” ?

A

PATENCY

28
Q

-IV concentrated,
medicated, intermittent
bolus dose of 1-50 mL,
usually administered by
manual direct injection
with a syringe,
sometimes via infusion
pump?

A

IV PUSH

29
Q

gravity
IV infusion tubing set
that has a wide
diameter to deliver
large drops (10-20
drops/mL drop factor)
and fast flow rates.
Usually DP 15 gtts/mL?

A

MACRODRIP

29
Q

gravity infusion
tubing set that has
narrow diameter to
deliver small drops
(60 drop/mL drop
factor) and slower
flow rates?

A

MICRODRIP

30
Q

Formula for intravenous calculation?

A

Total amount to be infused in ml X Drop factor/
Number of hours to last X 60 minutes per hour

31
Q

Formula for Amount to Infuse(ml or cc) per Hour?

A

amount of solution to infuse in mL/ Number of hours to infuse solution

32
Q

Formula of IvAmount to Infuse(ml or cc) per Hour?

A

total volume x drop factor/ gtts/min x 60

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