IM Medications IV Medications Medication Calculation Medication Safety Medication Abbreviations

100

What is the preferred site for IM injection in adults?
The Ventrogluteal Muscle.

100

What is FALSE?
It is okay to wear gloves without washing your hands prior to accessing your patient's central line - true or false.

100

What is 133.3 mL/hr?
A patient is going to receive an antibiotic, Vancomycin. There is 1 gram of Vancomycin in each 200 mL bag. The patient is to receive the antibiotic over 90 minutes. At how many mL/hour should the IV pump be programmed?

100

What are the five rights of medication administration?
The right drug, the right patient, the right dose, the right route, and the right time.

100

What is PRN?
Take the medication "whenever it is needed?"

200

What is the preferred IM injection site for infants?
The Vastus Lateralis

200

What are supplies needed to safely administer IV medication?
Prepared IV solution of medication to be administered, IV tubing, IV infusion pump, nonsterile gloves, chlorohexadine wipes, calculator.

200

What is 1.6 mL?
Solu-Medrol 100 mg is ordered. When reconstituted, each 2 mL of the medication has 125 mg. How many mL will you administer to the patient if you have a 3 mL syringe?

200

What is JCAHO Goal 1
Improving the accuracy of patient identification by using 2 patient identifiers.

200

What is STAT?
Give the medication immediately?

300

What is the amount of medication you can safely administer in the deltoid muscle of an adult?
What is 1 mL.

300

What is an admission weight?
This is used to calculate a weight based medication.

300

What is 142.8 mL/hr?
The nurse finds that the 1 L bag of NS was started at 0800 and finished at 1500. How many mL per hour were infusing?

300

What is medication errors?
These account for 7000 deaths in hospitals yearly

300

What is hs?
Give the medication at bedtime.

400

What is the angle to administer an IM injection?
A 95 degree angle.

400

What is a flow rate calculation?
Dose/Concentration =

400

What is 100 mL/hr?
Levaquin 750 mg is ordered. There is 750 mg in each 150mL of fluid. The medication is to be infused over 90 minutes. At how many mL/hour will the IV pump be set?

400

What is JCAHO Goal 3?
Improve the safety of using medications by labeling them appropriately.

400

What is bid?
The medication is to be given twice a day.

500

What is the amount of time you should aspirate when giving an IM injection?
5-10 seconds

500

What is a dose calculation?
Flow rate X Concentration/60 min/hr =

500

What is 0.7 mL of Morphine Sulfate?
The nurse is going to administer Morphine Sulfate IM for a patient with pain. There is 10 mg in each mL. She plans to administer 7 mg to the patient. How may mL will she administer? She is using a 3 mL syringe.

500

What is FALSE?
Hospitals decide which abbreviations are safe to use in the facility - true or false.

500

What is microgram per kilogram per hour?
mcg/kg/h

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