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Drug classes
Calculations
100
This can affect the way other medications will act in the body when put together.
What is herbal supplements?
100
This is the appropriate spot to perform a glucose check.
What is the side of the finger? Also should use clean finger, don't smear.
100
This medication is placed between the cheek and mucous membrane.
What is buccal route? Sublingual?
100
This medication would be the best choice for a patient who has discomfort after a minor procedure.
What is acetaminophen? NSAIDS, salicilates are appropriate when?
100
This is the dose to be given if you are to prepare a 50 mg dose from a supply of 12.5 mg/mL.
What is 4 mLs?
200
These are acceptable methods of identifying your patient prior to medication administration. (3)
What is asking them to identify their name and date of birth, using a current picture of available, and checking their wrist band?
200
These are risk factors for developing diabetes type 2. (5)
What is glucose intolerance, gestational diabetes, obesity, sedentary lifestyle, poor diet, race/ethnicity, age?
200
Drugs that affect the heart rate should be held if less than this.
What is 60 bpm?
200
This drug is given to treat opioid induced respiratory depression.
What is naloxone?
200
This is the mL if you are to prepare dose of 10,000 units from a 35,000 units per 5 mL supply. Round to the nearest tenth.
What is 1.4 mL
300
This type of injection is given between the skin and muscle and the volume of medication should not exceed this. (2)
What is a subcutaneous injection and 1 mL?
300
This drug is given once a day in the morning before breakfast as thyroid replacement therapy.
What is levothyroxine?
300
Serum levels of this indicate digoxin toxicity.
What is over 2 ng/mL? Range?
300
This is the order of draw up when mixing two insulins.
What is clear before cloudy? Clear acts how fast? Cloudy?
300
This is the mL if you are to prepare amoxicillin 250 mg from a 500 mg/5mL supply.
What is 2.5 mL?
400
This medical diagnosis may warrant monitoring of serum creatinine levels and administration of cranberry supplement.
What is a UTI?
400
These insulins are clear have an onset of about 15 to 30 minutes.
What is Lispro (Humulog), Aspart (Novolog), and Apidra (glulsine)? Short acting, intermediate, long, premixed?
400
This type of diuretic causes loss ______ (important electrolyte).
What is loop diuretic (furosemide)? Potassium? Range? What is diuretics job?
400
These should be checked (2) before administration of cardiac affecting drugs and ranges for these two things are_____.
What is heart rate and blood pressure? Parameters BP SBP less than 90, HR less than 60.
400
This is the mL if you need to give 610 mg and the available supply is 1 gram per 20 mL. Round to nearest tenth.
What is 12.2 mL?
500
These rights are essential to safe medication administration.
What is right patient drug, right drug, right dose, right route, right time, right documentation?
500
This drug is used to treat a hypertensive crisis/emergency.
What is nitropusside? What can be the result of a hypertensive emergency if not treated?
500
This is the antidote for drugs that prolong bleeding time.
What is vitamin K? That is monitored with anticoagulant therapy? Bloodwork
500
This is the per dose dosage if 20 mg/kg/day divided into two doses is ordered . The child weighs 30 pounds. Round at the end to the nearest tenth.
What is 136.4 mg?
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