Oral/Topical Meds
Diabetes & Insulin
Injectable Meds
Enteral Feedings
Traches, Suctioning & Chest Tubes
100

This type of order means "Give it RIGHT NOW and only ONCE"

STAT

100

This hormone is not present in type I diabetics 

Insulin

100

This angle is used for intradermal shots such as TB Screening

15 degrees?

100

Name one way to check placement of an NG tube

Gastric contents/Aspiration, measuring length of tube, Chest Xray

100

When suctioning a trach, this is the correct number of total attempts a nurse should perform.

3 Attempts

200

This is where a Sublingual medication should be given

Under the patient's tongue? 

200

You should wear these PPE when giving insulin SubQ

Gloves

200

This injection technique prevents IM medications from leaking back into the subcutaneous tissue.

Z-Track Method (Skin displacement) 

200

This position is required for safe bolus feeding administration.


Fowlers-High Fowlers

200

This is how far a suction catheter should be inserted into a tracheostomy tube.


Until the patient coughs?
300

This medication Phenomenon is when the body needs more medication to produce the same result

Tolerance?

300

This is the name for Rapid Acting Insulin

Novalog

300

This injection site is found by placing the palm over the greater trochanter with the thumb pointed toward the abdomen.

Ventrogluteal

300

A patient with 150 mL of green gastric residual should have this action taken next.


Return and continue feeding/medication administration

300

This is the sign of an air leak in a chest-tube

Continuous bubbling in the Water-seal chamber

400

These are the six rights to give a medication

Right Medication, dose, patient, route, time, and documentation?

400

When preparing mixed insulin doses, students should remember this rule regarding which vial to draw from first.

Clear then Cloudy

400
This angle is used for SubQ injections if the nurse can grab only 1" of fat.

45 degrees

400

When preventing G-tube clogging, this simple action performed both before and after medication/feeds is the most effective.

Flush 15-30mL before and after?

400

After a chest tube is removed, this type of dressing must be placed on the site to prevent air from entering the chest.

Occulsive/Petroleum Guaze

500

This medication reaction is unpredictable, often over/underacting

Idiosyncratic?

500

This is the term to describe the time for the medication concentration to be reduced by half

Half-Life

500

Name a gauge of needle that would be used to give an adult an IM injection into the ventrogluteal site

18-25 gauge

500

This shows NG tube is effective in decompression

Passing flatus/having a BM

500
This is the most important thing to remember to bring when changing tracheostomy ties 

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