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Taking the right route
Mix & Match
Measuring Up
Tubes, Bottles, etc.
100
Buccal
What is the route for administering medication between the cheeks
100
Methylphenidate
What is the generic for ritalin
100
3 teaspoons or 1 tablespoon
What is 15ml
100
Parts of a label
What is name of patient, amount dispensed, name of medication, refill date, date original filled, warning labels
200
Attitude, Person Route, Amount Time, Drug
What are the "Six Rights"
200
PO
What is the abbreviation for administering medication by mouth
200
Oral, intravenous, buccal, topical, inhaled, intramuscular
What are ways to administer medication (routes )
200
Ways drugs are prepared by the pharmacist
What is liquid, powder, tablet, capsule, cream, gels, syrup, patch
300
Sublinqual
What is administering medication under the tongue
300
Drugs that fight infection
What are Antiobiotics
300
Using a nebulizer to administer medication you should
What is Having student take slow deep breaths until all medication is gone
300
Steps to take for a student having a serious medication reaction
What is 1. Remain with student 2. Call 911 3. Notify parent/principal
400
Topical
What is the route for applying medication to the skin
400
Itching of skin, rash, hives Swelling of lips, tongue Wheezing, shortness of breath
What is anaphylactic reaction
400
Administration of an Epi - Pen you should
What is 1. Administering the injector through the clothing into the muscle 2. Call 911 immediately 3. Observe for breathing and any adverse reaction
400
Legal factors when administering medications at school
What is 1. Parental and Physician authorization 2. Medications locked in cabinent/refrigerator and secured 3. Controlled Substances under double lock 4. Properly labeled by a licensed pharmacist 5. DCPS employees must receive training