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| What describes the manner which drugs are eliminated from the body |
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| What describes the process of transporting drugs from a administration site |
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| where are most drugs metabolized |
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| What are examples of a plant derived drug |
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| When drugs are injected interdermally they are absorbed through what? |
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| When drugs are processed or transformed into simpler products |
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| What drugs are made from bacteria or Fungi |
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| Which drugs are derived from a mineral source |
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| Which drugs are derived from animal substances |
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| insulins and thyroid hormone |
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| What refers to the amount of space a drug occupies |
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| What is the basic unit measure for weight |
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| What is the basic unit to measure volume |
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| What is a method of administration of drugs placed the mouth but does not continue into the GI tract |
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| Drugs that are absorbed in the sublingual area are placed where ? |
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| What is something that you should do when administrating a drug as an MA |
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| Right med, right time, ask for allergies, check container , clean container , check 3 times |
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| A drug administered muscular is administered where? |
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| Intra dermal injection are used for what ? |
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| When charting for medication administration what should your entries look like ? |
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| accurate, complete, current , organized, confidential, factual |
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| When should a patients list be updated |
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| Which of the following is not one of the triple checks when administering the medication |
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| immediately after you administer it |
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| What can help reduce a Childs anxiety when giving them an injection |
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| distract the child by talking to them |
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| Intravenous solutions are given to a patient by what method |
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| What is used to reconstitute a medication in a liquid or powdered form |
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| What type of medication is absorbed within 15 to 30 seconds |
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| Which type of medication is absorbed through the skin |
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| Method that creates a zig zag |
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| What type of medication is absorbed within 20 minutes to 3 hours |
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| What includes a reason the medication is given |
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| What should a patient sign before getting a vaccine |
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| Tablet that has an indented line |
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| What are the 3 systems of measurements |
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| metric, apothecary, household |
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| What can be used to calculate very precise medication dosages needed for pediatric patient and burn victims |
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| Conditions on which a drug should not be used |
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| When talking about the medication containers or labels what is the section that describes possible reactions |
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| The section that describes the conditions in which the drug should be used |
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| Patient instructions also known as transcription is called |
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| What is required only for medications scheduled 2 - 5 |
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| Vaccines contain microorganisms that have been killed or what in the lab |
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| a immunization that is made from toxins of an organism |
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