Exam 28: Administering Medications
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At the dorsogluteal intramuscular site, a primary concern is to avoid injecting the medication into the __________ nerve.
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With a(n) ___________ system, a small adhesive patch or disk is applied to the body near the treatment site.
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Dorothy is asked to administer a medication by subcutaneous injection. Which needle gauge should she use?
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Intramuscular injections for infants should be given below the greater trochanter of the femur but within the upper __________ of the vastus lateralis muscle.
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Dorothy is responsible for assisting Dr. Thau with pediatric allergy testing. What route of administration will be used?
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When administering a subcutaneous and/or intramuscular injection, you would gently pull back on the plunger to
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A tablet may be given a(n) __________ coating so that the medicine is absorbed in the small intestine.
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Always check for ________ before administering any medication.
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Which of the following mixtures should be used with caution in patients with diabetes or a history of alcohol abuse?
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A patient is prescribed an intramuscular injection of procaine penicillin. Which needle gauge should Dorothy use to give the injection?
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A tablet can be cut in half only if the manufacturer has prepackaged it as a(n) __________ tablet.
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The _________ and _________ of the medication ordered determine the size of the syringe-needle unit selected.
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Samantha Baxter has been prescribed progesterone transdermal patches for menopausal symptoms. Explain in detail the patient education Mrs. Baxter should receive so that she can administer her medication correctly.
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The site of a Z-track injection should be massaged carefully after the injection to prevent skin irritation.
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To correctly read the amount of a liquid medication poured into a measuring device, read at the _________ of the meniscus.
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Dorothy is ordered to administer an IM medication; this requires what route of administration?
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During an insulin injection, the medical assistant must remember to aspirate.
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What is the preferred site for an IM injection on an infant or child?
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Which of the following is the first step of safety in drug administration?
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