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What is my generic?
What is the disorder?
Name the route
What am I?
IV Therapy
100
simvastatin
What is Zocor
100
seizures that result from altered brain function
What is epilepsy
100
giving a drug directly into the ear
What is otic
100
D5NS
What is 5% dextrose in 0.9% normal saline
100
Parenteral nutrition solutions are not used for longer than _________ hours due to the risk of bacterial growth
What is 24
200
naproxen
What is Naprosyn
200
inflammation of the airways
What is asthma
200
injection at a 45-degree angle
What is subcutaneous
200
D10RL
What is 10% dextrose in Ringer's Lactate
200
EID
What is Electronic Infusion Device
300
alendronate
What is Fosamax
300
abnormally high concentration of lipids in the blood
What is hyperlipidemia
300
injection into a vein
What is intravenous
300
D2.5KCl
What is 2.5% dextose in potassium chloride
300
The clamp used to set flow rate
What is roller clamp
400
metformin
What is Glucophage
400
plaques form on the inner walls of cardiac vessels
What is coronary artery disease
400
drug is sprayed directly onto the tongue or mouth tissue
What is translingual
400
D5½NS
What is 5% dextrose in 0.45% normal saline
400
The two terms used to describe lines attached to a primary line at an injection port
What is secondary and IVPB
500
furosemide
What is Lasix
500
a condition of diminished bone density
What is osteoporosis
500
indicated for male patients for treatment of erectile dysfunction
What is transurethral
500
D5W
What is 5% dextrose in water
500
An IV bag is hung above the patient's heart at this height
What is 3 feet