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17 Cards in this Set
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5 types of available drug forms
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- oral
- parenteral - topical - inhalant - intrarectal |
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oral forms
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- tablet, capsule
- liquid [mixture, elixir, emulsion] |
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parenteral forms
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- injection
- implant |
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topical forms
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- liniment
- ointment |
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5 rights of drug administration
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1- right patient
2- right drug [chk 3x] 3- right dosage 4- right route 5- right duration |
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available types of syringes
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- Luer-Lock
- slip tip - eccentric tip - catheter tip - tuberculin syringe [<1mL] - insulin syringe - multidose syringe |
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available types of needles & their parts
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- hub, shaft, bevel
- bleeding needles - biopsy needles |
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techniques & routes for administering ORAL MEDS
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- piller, hand-pilling, balling gun, syringe, gastric tube
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techniques & routes for adminstering PARENTERAL MEDS
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- IM, SQ
- syringe w/ or w/o catheter |
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long-term IV therapy is best achieved with the _____ or ______ veins
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cephalic, jugular
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IV tubing must be changed after ________ hours when meds are being given continuously
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24-48
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indwelling catheter must be removed after ____ hours and _______ in a ______
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72, replaced with a new one, new location
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techniques & routes for adminstering INHALATION MEDS
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- vaporized from liquid form to gas form
- delivered via mask, endotrach tube, induction chamber |
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eye drops should be placed in the _______ of affected eye[s]
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inner canthus
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eye ointment should be placed in a strip on the ______ of affected eye[s]
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lower palpebral border
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after administration, notation should be made in med record describing ____________
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when, what, how, & by whom the meds were given
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6 things the DEA requires that controlled substance documentation include
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1- date
2- owner's name 3- patient's name 4- drug 5- amount administered/dispensed 6- name of vet personnel who admin/disp the drug |
