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TID 3 times a day PO by mouth NPO nothing by mouth SL sublingual gtt drops MAR medication administration record QID four times a day HS bedtime, hour of sleep PC after meals MOM milk of magnesium MG milligram U Units BID twice a day ACHS before meals and at bedtime PRN as needed APAP Tylenol (acetaminophen) KCL potassium chloride AD right ear (auris dextra) ...

What is Cerumenex used for? Softens and breaks up ear wax. What are side effects of major tranquilizers? Parkinson-like symptoms. When administering medications by inhalation what position will the resident be in? Upright. Side effect Minor. Toxic effect Poison in the body, the effect of an excessive amount of medication (greater than the body can tolerate). Additive effect Increased effectiveness of the medication, usually the result of combining two med...

Pharmacology Drugs and their uses Pharmacodynamics The interactions between drugs and the body The study of how body parts work is called Physiology Anatomy is the study of The structure of body parts. Controlled substance Act Regulates the manufacture and sale of narcotics and dangerous drugs. The first drug law passed in the US was the Pure Food and Drug Act What type of drugs are made from plant sources Digitalis and opium Palliative dru...

3 Factors that affect​ drug absorption? Age, Sex, Weight Seven Rights of Drug Administration 1.) Right Resident 2.) Right Drug3.) Right Dose 4.) Right route 5.) Right time 6.) Right Documentation 7.) Right Technique Which of the following must you have completed to become a CMA A total of 75 course hours -50hrs in class -25hrs in clinical While you are giving medications as CMA, your good friend Pat comes up to the medication cart to talk to you. She is finished with ...

Which type of medications must be kept in a locked, secure place with limited access, must be counted or measured at the beginning of each shift, and must have the quantity recorded on a specific form A. Antibiotics B. Contraceptives C. Controlled substances D. Antipyretics C Which term describes the method of applying a drug directly to the skin or mucous membrane, usually for a local effect? A. Intradermal B. Interdermal C. Dermal D. Topical D Which type of medicati...

What do you do when your given a task you don't know how to complete? Ask the nurse What do you do if a med is too big for a resident to swallow? Report to the nurse How many mL is in a teaspoon? 5 mL How many mL is in a tablespoon? 15 mL What type of medication is given first? oral medications What should you always do before giving a patient a medication? use two personal identifiers What type of drug has the slowest rate of absorption? oral dr...

ist the seven rights for medication administration: Resident Medication Dose Route Time Technique Documentation what type of medications cannot be crushed? tablets, capsules, powders, pastes, ointments how many cc in a milliliter 1 cc how many cc in an ounce 30 cc how many cc in a teaspoon 5 CC how many cc in a tablespoon 15 CC how many milligram in a gram 1000 mg list different ways to identify a resident, which way is the best? Ide...

What is the function of arteries? carries blood away from the heart Washing hands and washing the medication tray is considered what type of action? Necessary What does the abbreviation O.D. mean? right eye What type of drug is used to treat an infection? antibiotic What are nitroglycerin sublingual tablets are used to: relieve chest pain An expectorant action is used to: liquefy and loosen mucus Which laxative (of choices) works the quickest? bis...

Polyuria Increased urination Non-Steroidal anti-inflammatory agents (NSAIDS) Decrease inflammation and relieve pain examples: celebrex, voltaren Corticosteroids Used to treat inflammatory diseases. examples: hydrocortisone, prednisolone, cortisone Antilipidemics Used to lower fats in the blood. examples: lipitor, crestor, zocor Peripheral Vascular Disease (PVD) Disease that blocks normal blood flow to or from the arteries or veins outside the chest Antipy...

When giving pills that are controlled substances, you must also record: On the controlled substances sheet, the number of pills given. Which of the following statements about gloves is correct? Gloves should be worn for a specific task, removed, and hands washed. When administering a teaspoon of medication, you know that a teaspoon is how many milligrams? 5ml Upon entering a room with a medication, you find that the client is not there, you should: return to the medicati...

Digoxin heart medication for congestive heart failure, have to check pulse before you give, if less than 60 do NOT give, tell your Nurse because it will lower pulse rate lasix for edema, hypertension, removes fluids from the Body. Check blood pressure before you give, resident may be dizzy; will need potassium replacement potassium element for the Heart, as well as Magnessuim and sodium. Lasix will remove potassium from the body so need to replace. if not replaced it can cause s...

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What kind of drug reaction is life threatening? ... What are your responsibilities as a CMA? Assist a license nurse in providing safe and ethical care for clients. What do you do when you suspect abuse? To give an account of something that has been seem, heard, or considered to be done to the supervising licensed nurse. What are examples of subjective data? Objective data? Subjective data - Symptoms - is what the resident tells you but is not noticed through the senses...

Drug is affected by many factors. All of the following affect drug action except: The patient's intelligence. the size and age other drugs the resident is taking time and route of adminstration The patient's intelligence Which abbreviations are most likely to be found on an order for eye medication? IM, IV, SQ Stat, n.p.o., h.s. bid, qid, tid, qod OD, OU, OS, opth. OD, OU, OS, opth. The drug name owned by the manufacturer is called the: brand name ...

Which does for is not a liquid? a. emulsions b. elixirs c. troches d. syrups Troches To apply ear drops to a person 3 years of age or older, you: a. instill the drops without pulling the ear b. pull the ear down and back c. pull the ear upward and back d. pull the ear down and foward pull the ear upward and back A watery preparation containing suspended particles is: a. lotion b. cream c. ointment d. powder lotion A drug interaction occurs when: a. person c...

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Which chapter of the National Fire Alarm and Signaling Code is dedicated to inspections, testing and maintenance? Chapter 14 Who is responsible for ensuring the fire alarm and signaling system is maintained? The Owner Maintenance of fire alarm and signaling systems can be classified in to two types: Scheduled and Corrective. True or False? True Which type of occupancy that fire alarm technicians will most likely visit to conduct service, testing, or inspections: Governme...

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