Flushing and getting blood return
What is checking for patency?
Biggest muscle in the lower body used for IM injections
What is vastus lateralis?
K+
What is potassium?
By mouth abbreviation
What is PO?
What is check the patient's identification band against the EHR?
What is phlebitis?
The preferred site for IM all injections.
What is ventrogluteal.
AD
What is right ear?
Levothyroxine (Synthroid) is taken at this time of the day with these instructions
What is in the morning and on an empty stomach?
The patient was NPO. Now the patient needs to swallow a pill. This is the nurse's next step.
What is "check the patient's swallow reflex?"
The locking end of a syringe
What is a luer lock?
An IM injection site to be avoided
What is dorsogluteal?
D51/2NS
What is 5% dextrose and half normal saline solution (0.45% NaCl)?
Where insulin is absorbed the best
What is subcutaneous fat, 2 fingerbreadths from the umbilicus?
Alcohol embedded "cap"
What is the Curos cap?
Order: Amoxicillin 75 mg PO in suspension BID
From pharmacy: Amoxicillin 150 mg/4 mL
What is 2 mL?
The maximum volume of medication that can be injected into the deltoid muscle.
What is 1 mL?
What is kilograms?
The process of taking a powdered medication and adding fluid
What is reconstitution?
An expected time frame for patient anaphylaxis to medication or blood
What is the first 15-30 minutes?
Used as a form of nutrition, created for the individual patient, no 2 formulas are the same
What is TPN (total parenteral nutrition)?
An intradermal injection leaves this behind for a PPD
What is a wheal?
ACHS
What is "before meals" and "at bedtime"?
Like a squirrel, the patient is storing away a medicine in an effort NOT to take it
What is "pocketing"?
What is Telephone Order Read Back?
**500**
DAILY DOUBLE
**300**
DAILY DOUBLE