Enteral Medications
Conversions
Mathematics
Measurements
Parenteral medications
100

Type of pill that cannot be opened or crushed

What is time-released?

100

1 quart 

(oz)

What is 32?
100

Term that states that two ratios are equal

What is proportion?
100

The term for the system that uses pounds and ounces for measurement

What is avoirdupois?

100

The term for a slight elevation of skin when giving an intradermal injection

What is a wheal?

200

Tablets that have antacids to prevent stomach irritation

What are buffered?

200

1 tsp

(mL)

What is 5?

200

If you are asked to make a 2:10 bleach solution, this is the percentage of bleach you will use.

What is 20%?
200
The oldest system of measurement known

What is Apothecary?

200
This type of injection allows medication to be absorbed quickly into the bloodstream

What is IV? 

300

Oral medications come in these two forms

What are Solid and Liquid?
300

8 oz

(mL)

What is 240?

300

A mixed number contains these two components

What is a whole number and a fraction?

300
The common unit of measurement for thousandths

What is milli?

300

One of the three possible IM injection sites

What is deltoid, ventrogluteal, or vastus lateralis? 

400

A liquid medication that contains alcohol

What is an elixir?

400

1 lb

(kg)

What is 0.45?
400

The term for a number that is a common multiple of 2 or more denominators

What is common denominator?

400
The calculation you need to perform to convert grams to milligrams

What is multiply by 1000?

400

Type of medication given if the mediation must be absorbed more slowly that an IM injection

What is subcutaneous (sc)? 

500

Name of a medication which must be shaken before administration

What is suspension?

500

1 grain

(mg)

What is 60?
500

You would have this may doses of medication if each dose is 1/2 oz and you have 30 oz in total

What is 60?

500
The number of mL equal to 1oz

What is 30mL?

500

The three types of fluids that can be administered by IV

What are dextrose, saline and lactated ringers?