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26 Cards in this Set
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What are the characteristics of a forged RX?
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looks to good, writing is to legible,quantity directions or dosage differ from usual medical usage, does not comply with acceptable standard abbreviations, appears to be photo-copied, different color ink or different handwriting
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What are the functions of a hospital?
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take care of the patient
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How many ml's can you inject ID?
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volume NTE 0.1ml
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How many ml's can you inject SQ?
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volume NTE 1ml
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How many ml's can you inject IM?
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volume NTE 5ml
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When would you inject a drug IC?
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in emergency situations
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Where would you inject IT?
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into the spinal fluid
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Define Parenteral:
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drugs administered by injection
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What does a HEPA filter do?
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Removes 99.9% of all particles, Laminar flow hood air is filtered, horizontal flow hoods located back of the hood & air flows to the front, Hoods run constantly, must run for 30min prior to IV preparation
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What are the roles of a Pharmacy Technician?
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preparing labels, sorting computer generated labels, maintaining proper stock & supply in parenteral area, assemble drugs and solutions to be used for ad mixtures, reconstituting manufacturers piggyback vials & additives, preparing IV ad mixtures under a pharmacists supervision.
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What are the factors that effect the flow of an IV set?
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temperature, gravity, drop calibration, air-pressure, viscosity & height of container in relation to patient.
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What are 3 ways to administer IV medications? Explain
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IV push (bolus) injection of small volumes of drug by means of a needle and syringe. Infusion: used to administer a large volume of fluid over a prolonged period of time. Piggyback administration into the tubing of a running IV solution typically infused over a period 30-60 mins
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What are some examples of a CI?
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Heroin & LSD
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What are some examples of a CII?
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morphine, codeine & opium
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What are the limitations for a CIII medication?
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products containing less than 15mg of hydrocodone/dosage & not more than 90mg of codeine/dosage
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What are the limitations for a CV
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contains no more than 200mg of codeine/100ml
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2689
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MMDCLXXXIX
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1455
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MCDLV
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64
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LXIV
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16
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XVI
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MCDLXIV
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1464
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DXVI
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516
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LXXXVIII
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78
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XC
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90
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CM
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900
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CD
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400
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