Pharmacology Unit Lll -Finished

Front 1

15mL is equal to how many ounces?

Back 1

0.5oz

Front 2

15mL is equal to how many tablespoons?

Back 2

1 Tablespoon

Front 3

15mL is equal to how many teaspoons?

Back 3

3 teaspoons

Front 4

Check the six rights how many times?

Back 4

3 times

Front 5

3 teaspoons is how many ounces?

Back 5

0.5 ounces

Front 6

How many teaspoons are in a tablespoon?

Back 6

3 teaspoons

Front 7

Vitals are only good for?

Back 7

One hour

Front 8

Stock bottles of medicine are only good for_____ after being opened

Back 8

One year

Front 9

Parental bypasses what?

Back 9

GI tract

Front 10

Enteral given means?

Back 10

Oral, gtube, peg

Front 11

Sublingual and buccal medication for have no

Back 11

First pass effect

Front 12

With sublingual/ buccal meds how long do you wait after taken by to drink?

Back 12

15 minutes

Front 13

When administering ear drops to a child, which way do you pull the ear?

Back 13

Down and back

Front 14

When administering ear drops to an adult, which way do you pull the ear?

Back 14

Up and back

Front 15

Inhalers with steroids- what must the patient do after taking medication?

Back 15

Rinse with water and spit

Front 16

MDI means

Back 16

Inhalations

Front 17

With dry powder inhalers, how long do you hold your breath?

Back 17

10 seconds

Front 18

To administer rectal medication, what position should the patient be in?

Back 18

Left Sims

Front 19

What are some procedures we use NG tubes for?

Back 19

Feedings, Medication, Suctioning

Front 20

What part of the intestine does a J tube go into?

Back 20

Small intestine (jejun)

Front 21

Problems breathing or swallowing

Back 21

Dysphagia

Front 22

ad lib

Back 22

Freely

Front 23

I.V.P.B

Back 23

Intravenous piggyback

Front 24

K.V.O

Back 24

Keep vein open

Front 25

MDI

Back 25

Meter dose inhaler

Front 26

NGT

Back 26

Nasogastric tube

Front 27

PR

Back 27

Per rectum

Front 28

q

Back 28

Everyday

Front 29

Rx

Back 29

Take

Front 30

Topical drugs in liquid form are

Back 30

Liniments

Front 31

Time released pellets

Back 31

Spansule

Front 32

Level you are supposed to read liquid in a medicine cup

Back 32

Meniscus

Front 33

Patient should be in what position to administer ear drops?

Back 33

Supine and in the lateral position

Front 34

How much water should be mixed with medication to be administered via feeding tube?

Back 34

5mL of warm water

Front 35

How many mLs should be flushed in between each med?

Back 35

10mL

Front 36

How many mLs should you flush with before and after a ngt med pass?

Back 36

30mL

Front 37

Topical medication topically lasts how long?

Back 37

6-8hrs

Front 38

Dangers with topical medication when applied too thick?

Back 38

Can become systemic

Front 39

When giving more than one eye medication, how long should you wait between?

Back 39

Minimum 30 minutes

Front 40

How high should you elevate the HOB when administering medications with a feeding tube?

Back 40

30-45°

Front 41

How large of a syringe do you need to administer medicine via feeding tube?

Back 41

60mL syringe

Front 42

N/ V/ D

Back 42

Nauseous? Vomiting? Dizzy?

Front 43

pH strips need to be 1-4 gastric for an

Back 43

Administration of medication via feeding tube to be safe

Front 44

There stomach is in what quadrant?

Back 44

LUQ

Front 45

If stomach content is over ___________mL. Hold meds and recheck within an hour

Back 45

100-150mL