MED CERT 1 DODD LATEST
EXAM
when is the only time you can fill a pill caddy for an individual -
ANSWERS-if they cognitively understand their meds but physically are
unable to fill the caddy
how should you pour a liquid med - ANSWERS-with label against your
palm
always on a flat surface at eye level
when giving sublingual meds how long must you wait before giving
liquids - ANSWERS-30 minutes
what position should a client be in when applying eye medication -
ANSWERS-head tilted back
dsp preparing meds from below
what position should a client be in when applying ear medication -
ANSWERS-head tilted to the side, if not possible, laying on their side
how long should a client remain in their position when applying ear
meds - ANSWERS-2-3 minutes
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, MED CERT 1 DODD LATEST
EXAM
transdermal meds - ANSWERS-medicinal patches
back/shoulder area - ANSWERS-where should a transdermal med be
applied
3 types of topical meds - ANSWERS-anti-infective
anti-fungal
parasite
rectal meds - ANSWERS-administered through the anus
what position should a client be in when administering a rectal med -
ANSWERS-on their left side with top leg bent at the knee
how long should a client remain in the position for a rectal med -
ANSWERS-15 minutes
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EXAM
when is the only time you can fill a pill caddy for an individual -
ANSWERS-if they cognitively understand their meds but physically are
unable to fill the caddy
how should you pour a liquid med - ANSWERS-with label against your
palm
always on a flat surface at eye level
when giving sublingual meds how long must you wait before giving
liquids - ANSWERS-30 minutes
what position should a client be in when applying eye medication -
ANSWERS-head tilted back
dsp preparing meds from below
what position should a client be in when applying ear medication -
ANSWERS-head tilted to the side, if not possible, laying on their side
how long should a client remain in their position when applying ear
meds - ANSWERS-2-3 minutes
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, MED CERT 1 DODD LATEST
EXAM
transdermal meds - ANSWERS-medicinal patches
back/shoulder area - ANSWERS-where should a transdermal med be
applied
3 types of topical meds - ANSWERS-anti-infective
anti-fungal
parasite
rectal meds - ANSWERS-administered through the anus
what position should a client be in when administering a rectal med -
ANSWERS-on their left side with top leg bent at the knee
how long should a client remain in the position for a rectal med -
ANSWERS-15 minutes
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