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, pharmacology - correct ans:study of drugs
drug - correct ans:Chemical that affects physiologic process of a living organism
Nursing Implications - correct ans:The concepts that a nurse must include when they are safely
administering medication
Identify the various routes of medication administration - correct ans:Sublingual (buccal), oral,
transdermal (topical creams/ lotions), instillation (eye drops/sprays), inhalation, nasogastric and
gastrostomy tubes, suppositories, parenteral
6 rights of administration - correct ans:1. Right patient
2. Right drug
3. Right dose
4. Right route
5. Right time and frequency
6. Right documentation
List the components of a drug label - correct ans:Chemical Name: structure of the drug
Generic name: the official drug name
Brand/ trade name: the easier proprietary name
Active and inactive ingredients
Warning/ possible side effects
Directions on use as well as what the drug is used for/ what it helps treat
normal vital signs (BP) - correct ans:120/80
Pharmacokinetics - correct ans:what the body does to the drug
VERSION OF {2026-2027} With
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, pharmacology - correct ans:study of drugs
drug - correct ans:Chemical that affects physiologic process of a living organism
Nursing Implications - correct ans:The concepts that a nurse must include when they are safely
administering medication
Identify the various routes of medication administration - correct ans:Sublingual (buccal), oral,
transdermal (topical creams/ lotions), instillation (eye drops/sprays), inhalation, nasogastric and
gastrostomy tubes, suppositories, parenteral
6 rights of administration - correct ans:1. Right patient
2. Right drug
3. Right dose
4. Right route
5. Right time and frequency
6. Right documentation
List the components of a drug label - correct ans:Chemical Name: structure of the drug
Generic name: the official drug name
Brand/ trade name: the easier proprietary name
Active and inactive ingredients
Warning/ possible side effects
Directions on use as well as what the drug is used for/ what it helps treat
normal vital signs (BP) - correct ans:120/80
Pharmacokinetics - correct ans:what the body does to the drug