TERMS
ADVERSE EFFECT
HARMFUL OR ABNORMAL RESULT
A TYPE OF AEROSOL MEDICATION?
ANY TYPE OF INHALER OR NEBULIZERS
WHEN DO YOU CONDUCT THE FIRST CHECK?
WHEN YOU DO SIDE BY SIDE COMPARISON OF PROVIDERS ORDERS TO MAR WHEN YOU HAVE THE MEDICATION ON HAND OR WHEN MEDICATION IS RECIEVED (I.E. ON CART)
WHEN DOES SECOND AND THIRD CHECK HAPPEN FOR MEDICATION ADMIN?
SECOND CHECK: AFTER PREPARATION
THIRD CHECK: RIGHT BEFORE ADMINISTERING
DDD PRT IN ALL CHECKS
NORMAL RR?
12-20
RECONSTITUTION
RESTORING MEDICATION TO ORIGINAL STATE BY ADDING WATER TO IT
TYPE OF OINTMENT
NEOSPORING, BACITRACIN, AQUAPHOR, VASELINE, ETC.
EXPLAIN WHAT A PRN ORDER IS?
MEDICATION ADMINISTERED WHEN PATIENT REQUIRES IT. AS NEEDED
WHAT IS SCHEDULE II CONTROLLED SUBSTANCES?
HIGH ABUSE POTENTIAL, CURRENTLY ACCEPTED FOR MEDICAL USE
NORMAL SPO2 LEVEL?
95% OR ABOVE
INDICATION
WHY WE ARE GIVING THE MEDICATION
TYPE OF CAPSULE MEDICATION
AMOXICILLIN, OMEPRAZOLE, FISH OIL, ETC.
STAT ORDER
SINGLE DOSE OF MEDICATION TO BE ADMINISTERED IMMEDIATELY (I.E. EPINENPHRINE PEN FOR ANAPHYLAXIS)
DOCUMENTING MEDICATION IS DONE ON WHAT?
MAR
OUT PATIENT RECORD
NURSING NOTE
PATIENT IS SHOT ON "X" AND IS NOT RESPONSIVE. TO EFFECTIVELY MOVE OUR PATIENT OFF THE "X" WHAT CARRY SHOULD WE UTILIZE?
KIT DRAG CARRY
ONE PERSON DRAG/CARRY
BONUS POINTS FOR NAVMED # TOO.
NAVMED 6550/8
Documentation listing medications prescribed.
ELIIER CONTAINS A HYDROALCOHOLIC BASED ALCOHOL WHILE SYRUP DOES NOT CONTAIN ALCOHOL
WHAT IS A STANDING ORDER?
ADMINISTERED UNTIL
1) CANCELED BY PROVIDER
2) UNTIL PRESCRIBED NUMBER OF DOSES HAVE BEEN GIVEN
CONSIDERATION FOR CHILDREN / INFANT PATIENTS?
WEIGHT - DOSES OF MEDICATION BASED UPON WEIGHT
TWO COMPRESSION TECHNIQUES FOR INFANT BLS
ENCIRCLING THUMBS TECHNIQUE
PALM TECHNIQUE (HEEL OF HAND)
DISTRIBUTION
MOVEMENT OF A DRUG TO AND FROM THE BLOOD AND VARIOUS TISSUES OF THE BODY.
WHY DO WE UTILIZE ENTERIC-COATED TABLETS RATHER THAN REGULAR TABLETS? HOW CAN NSAIDS FOR EXAMPLE DO HARM TO THE PATIENT?
TO PROTECT THE DRUG FROM STOMACH ACID AND PROTECT STOMACH LINING FROM HARSH MEDICATION EFFECTS.
OR IF THE DRUG IS SPECIFICALLY TRYING TO BE TARGETED IN THE INTESTINES FOR ABSORPTION.
EXPLAIN WHAT DDD PRT IS.
RIGHT DRUG
RIGHT DOSE
RIGHT DOCUMENTATION
RIGHT PATIENT
RIGHT ROUTE
RIGHT TIME
CONSIDERATIONS FOR ELDERLY
MULTIPLE MEDICATIONS LEADING TO HAVING TO CHECK DRUG INTERACTIONS
METABOLISM IS SLOWER THUS NORMAL DOSES MAY BUILD TO TOXIC LEVELS
DCAP BTLS
DEFORMITIES
CONTUSIONS
ABRASIONS
PUNCTURE/PENETRATIONS
BURNS
TENDERNESS
LACERATIONS
SWELLING