Chapter 51 Administering Oral and Noninjectable Medications & Chapter 52 Administering Injections and Immunizations Flashcards


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1

To ensure you have the right medication, check the medication order and verify the medication at least _____ times prior to administration, and one final time following administration.

three

2

Who should always return an incomplete prescription or medication order to the prescriber for revision?

Medical Assistant

3

Which of the following is the most significant benefit of using printed electronic prescriptions?

They eliminate errors that result from illegible handwriting

4

After medication has been administered as ordered, enter that it was given and ordered and enter next to the order the

date and time

5

When a medication error is made, the medical assistant should:

notify the provider

6

Right documentation is the _____ step of the seven rights of medication administration.

last

7

To avoid stomach upset or enhance absorption, certain medication should be given with:

food

8

Which of the following is considered a medication error?

Correct drug given to wrong patient

9

Methods that are intended for absorption outside the digestive system are said to be:

parenteral.

10

Which organization recommends that each practice participate in a vaccination registry and offers sample vaccine administration forms?

CDC

11

Which type of medication is used in treating diseases or disorders of the skin or mucous membranes?

Topical

12

When making entries for immunizations, you need to include the manufacturer, lot number, serial number, and:

expiration date.

13

For immunizations, record the name of the medication, the lot number, the name of the manufacturing company, the expiration date, and the:

amount of medicine

14

How often should each oxygen tank in the medical practice be checked?

Daily

15

In the sublingual method of administering medication, usually tiny tablets or spray is placed:

under the tongue.

16

While using vaginal medications, patients should be advised to avoid which of the following?

tampons

17

The most common method of administering medications is

orally

18

Which of the following is an advantage of using oral medications?

They are convenient for the patient

19

Topical

applied directly to the skin

20

Buccal

placed between the cheek and gum

21

Intravenous

delivered into vein

22

Intranasal

given through the nares

23

Otic

delivered into the ear canal

24

Intrathecal

delivered into spinal canal

25

sublingual

placed under tongue

26

Kg

kilogram

27

BID, bid

twice a day

28

contra

against

29

w/o

without

30

ac

before meals

31

Ad lib

as needed or desired

32

Sat

saturated

33

po

by mouth

34

DAW

dispense as written

35

comp

compound

36

Gtt, gtts

Drop, drops

37

noc

night

38

fl

fluid

39

An Insulin syringe, calibrated in units capacity is _____ units.

100

40

Medical assistants are allowed to administer medications through which of the following routes?

Intradermal

41

Parenteral injections are given by injecting the medications directly into a vein or artery as well as:

through the skin

42

Needles should ______ be recapped after use.

never

43

To read the amount of medication in the syringe properly you should:

hold the syringe at eye level.

44

When Mantoux screening is performed, the patient must be advised to come back in ____ hours to have the site read for any reaction that may occur.

48 to 72

45

Which of the following is the first of seven procedural steps when withdrawing medication from an ampule?

Compare the label of the ampule with all elements of the ordered medication

46

Which type of injection is used in allergy testing?

intradermal

47

Intradermal

10 to 15 degrees angle

48

Intravenous

25 degree angle

49

Intramuscular

90 degree angle

50

Subcutaneous

45 degree angle

51

Which method of dosage is absorbed over several hours by the rich blood supply of the muscle tissue?a.

intramuscular

52

Where is the preferred injection site for infants and young children?

Vastus lateralis

53

Pertussis, rabies and poliomyelitis are all of which type of vaccine?

Killed pathogens

54

A subcutaneous injection is used to administer no more than how many milliliters of medication?

2

55

A small sealed vial that is used to contain and preserve a solid or liquid sample is called a(n):

ampule.

56

Pneumonia is an acute inflammation of the:

lungs

57

Intravenous medications act ______ because they are introduced directly into the bloodstream.

immediately

58

Which of the following is a stage of pertussis?

Catarrhal stage

59

Varicella is better known as which of the following?

chicken pox

60

Which patients should not receive a bacterial meningitis vaccine?

pregnant women

61

Measles

7 to 21 days

62

Pneumonia

1- 3 Days

63

Diphtheria

2 to 5 days

64

Influenza

1- 4 days

65

Mumps

12 to 25 days

66

Rubella

12 to 23 days

67

Pertussis

7 to 10 days

68

Tetanus

3 to 21 days