VNSG 1409: Exam 1 Medication Administration:
part 1 Parenteral medications fully solved
1. What factors affect distribution of a drug? ADME
absorptio
n
distributio
n
metabolis
m
excretio
n
2. Where does absorption of a medication happen? In the small intestine
3. Where does distribution of a medication happen? All over the body
4. Where does metabolism of a drug happen? In the liver
5. Where does excretion of a medication happen? In the
kidneys 6.
7. Why are medications administered? diagnose, treat, or
prevent diseases.
8. What is the role of the nurse in administering medica- *responsible for
ensuring
tions? that the patient adheres to
the treatment regi-
men and evaluating
the patients response
to the medication.
*Educating the patient and
,VNSG 1409: Exam 1 Medication Administration:
part 1 Parenteral medications fully solved
family
.
*
, VNSG 1409: Exam 1 Medication Administration:
part 1 Parenteral medications fully solved
9. Nurses are responsible for the Educating
patient and family.
10. When administering medication to a patient you
give one medication at a time. Not all at one
unless the patient wants to. If they want to you
need to check swallow.
11. What are the 6 rights of medication? Right:
*patient
*medication
*dose
*route
*time
*documentation
*Extra: the right
reason (this is for you
to think about when
passing med- ication
out).
12. How do you prevent infections when
administering medication? *quickly draw the
medica- tion into the
syringe to prevent
contamination of
solution.
*do not allow the am-
pule/vial to stand open.
*avoid touching the
length of the plunger
or inner part of the
barrel.
*Do not allow the
part 1 Parenteral medications fully solved
1. What factors affect distribution of a drug? ADME
absorptio
n
distributio
n
metabolis
m
excretio
n
2. Where does absorption of a medication happen? In the small intestine
3. Where does distribution of a medication happen? All over the body
4. Where does metabolism of a drug happen? In the liver
5. Where does excretion of a medication happen? In the
kidneys 6.
7. Why are medications administered? diagnose, treat, or
prevent diseases.
8. What is the role of the nurse in administering medica- *responsible for
ensuring
tions? that the patient adheres to
the treatment regi-
men and evaluating
the patients response
to the medication.
*Educating the patient and
,VNSG 1409: Exam 1 Medication Administration:
part 1 Parenteral medications fully solved
family
.
*
, VNSG 1409: Exam 1 Medication Administration:
part 1 Parenteral medications fully solved
9. Nurses are responsible for the Educating
patient and family.
10. When administering medication to a patient you
give one medication at a time. Not all at one
unless the patient wants to. If they want to you
need to check swallow.
11. What are the 6 rights of medication? Right:
*patient
*medication
*dose
*route
*time
*documentation
*Extra: the right
reason (this is for you
to think about when
passing med- ication
out).
12. How do you prevent infections when
administering medication? *quickly draw the
medica- tion into the
syringe to prevent
contamination of
solution.
*do not allow the am-
pule/vial to stand open.
*avoid touching the
length of the plunger
or inner part of the
barrel.
*Do not allow the
