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visual aid to techniques of medication administration

Accessing Drugs Thru Pyxis. Check for Identification and Allergies. Assessment Prior to Drug Administration. Enteric

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    1. Visual Aid to Techniques of Medication Administration N-105 Pharmacology 1

    2. Accessing Drugs Thru Pyxis

    3. Check for Identification and Allergies

    4. Assessment Prior to Drug Administration

    5. Enteric & Time Release

    6. Sublingual Placement

    7. Measuring Liquids

    8. Administering Liquid To Infants

    9. Elevate Head of Bed for NG Administration

    10. Crush and Administer NG Medication Separately

    11. Gravity Flow For NG Administration

    12. Administering Anal Suppository: Left Lateral Sims

    13. Slide Recap Prior to Administration

    14. Parts Of A Syringe

    15. Types of Needles: Large Number=Small Size

    16. Filter Needle: Used To Draw Only!

    17. Drawing with Filter Needle form Glass Ampule

    18. Drawing Regular Meds: Add Air First

    19. Invert To Draw: Of Course You Checked For Drug, Dose and Expiration Dates Before Drawing!

    20. Needle Angles For Administration

    21. Technique for Z-Track Administration: Pull The Skin

    22. Drug Can’t Leak When Needle Withdrawn

    23. Raising A Bleb: Intradermal

    24. Sites for Subcutaneous Injection

    25. Ventro_Gluteal Muscle for IM Injections

    26. Landmarks for Ventro-Gluteal Site

    27. Dorso Gluteal for IM Injection

    28. Landmarks for Dorso Gluteal Site

    29. Deltoid for IM or SubQ Injection

    30. Deltoid for IM Injection

    31. Vastus Lateralus for IM Injections

    32. Landmarks for Vastus Lateralus

    33. Unit Dose IVPB Medication

    34. Step 1: Activate the Powder

    35. Step 2: Activate the Diluent

    36. Step 3: Squeeze the Diluent Into Powder, Then Invert and Hang

    37. Cleaning the Port Prior To Adding Medication

    38. Use Sterile Technique To Add Medication to IV Bag

    39. Hanging a Piggyback

    40. Piggyback Thru A Pump

    41. Administer Eye Medication: Cleanse From Inner to Outer Canthus

    42. Depress The Conjunctival Sac

    43. Adult Otic: Canal Up and Back

    44. Infant Otic: Down and Back

    45. Correct Position For Nasal Instillation

    46. Correct Position for Nasal Inhalation

    47. Inhalers: A: Metered Dose Inhaler (MDI), B: Automated or Breath Activated, C: Dry Powder Inhaler (DPI)

    48. Inhaler Without Spacer

    49. Spacers Improve Uptake!

    50. Applying Topical Medication

    51. Proper Use OF Topical Nitroglycerin

    52. Glove for Transdermal To Avoid Absorption

    53. Complete Seal to Ensure Patient Absorption

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