West Coast University Fundamentals
Quiz 3 well answered to pass
Right Patient, Right Route, Right Dose, Right Medication, Right Time
2 additional right: Right to Refuse, Right Documentation - correct answer ✔✔What are the 5
patient rights?
Name/DOB
Nurse can also nurse bar code on wristband to verify patient - correct answer ✔✔What are 2
patient identifiers?
NKA: No known allergies
NKDA: No known drug allergies - correct answer ✔✔What does NKA/NKDA stand for?
PO, IM, IV, SQ, SL, PR, IVP, IVPB, ID, MDI, eyedrops, nasal spray - correct answer ✔✔Route
Anything by mouth - correct answer ✔✔Enteral Route
45 to 90 degree angle - correct answer ✔✔SQ (subcutaneous) injection angle
Go in at a 45 degree angle, squeeze skin - correct answer ✔✔How do you inject a patient with
little fat?
The abdomen ( less blood vessels) - correct answer ✔✔What is the best site for SQ injections?
, 90 degree angle (straight in) 1 inch needle - correct answer ✔✔IM (intramuscular) injections
Aspirate, pull back to check if any blood comes out. If blood does come out, the needle in the
vein, take out needle and discard. - correct answer ✔✔How do you know you are in the
muscle?
ex. TB test
10 to 15 degree angle
The bevel is up - correct answer ✔✔ID (intradermal) injection
10 degree angle - correct answer ✔✔IV (intravenous) injection
Put new patch at different site each time, put patch where there is no hair - correct answer
✔✔Topicals/Patches
IV 2 to 3 minutes - correct answer ✔✔Fasted Onset?
Longest 30 to 45 minutes - correct answer ✔✔PO Onset
20 minutes - correct answer ✔✔SQ/IM Onset
2 names: generic and trade - correct answer ✔✔Medications Names
1700: 5:00pm
1900: 7:00pm
0900: 9:00am
0500: 5:00am - correct answer ✔✔Military time
Quiz 3 well answered to pass
Right Patient, Right Route, Right Dose, Right Medication, Right Time
2 additional right: Right to Refuse, Right Documentation - correct answer ✔✔What are the 5
patient rights?
Name/DOB
Nurse can also nurse bar code on wristband to verify patient - correct answer ✔✔What are 2
patient identifiers?
NKA: No known allergies
NKDA: No known drug allergies - correct answer ✔✔What does NKA/NKDA stand for?
PO, IM, IV, SQ, SL, PR, IVP, IVPB, ID, MDI, eyedrops, nasal spray - correct answer ✔✔Route
Anything by mouth - correct answer ✔✔Enteral Route
45 to 90 degree angle - correct answer ✔✔SQ (subcutaneous) injection angle
Go in at a 45 degree angle, squeeze skin - correct answer ✔✔How do you inject a patient with
little fat?
The abdomen ( less blood vessels) - correct answer ✔✔What is the best site for SQ injections?
, 90 degree angle (straight in) 1 inch needle - correct answer ✔✔IM (intramuscular) injections
Aspirate, pull back to check if any blood comes out. If blood does come out, the needle in the
vein, take out needle and discard. - correct answer ✔✔How do you know you are in the
muscle?
ex. TB test
10 to 15 degree angle
The bevel is up - correct answer ✔✔ID (intradermal) injection
10 degree angle - correct answer ✔✔IV (intravenous) injection
Put new patch at different site each time, put patch where there is no hair - correct answer
✔✔Topicals/Patches
IV 2 to 3 minutes - correct answer ✔✔Fasted Onset?
Longest 30 to 45 minutes - correct answer ✔✔PO Onset
20 minutes - correct answer ✔✔SQ/IM Onset
2 names: generic and trade - correct answer ✔✔Medications Names
1700: 5:00pm
1900: 7:00pm
0900: 9:00am
0500: 5:00am - correct answer ✔✔Military time
