Administration of Drugs

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sharonrn79 Plus on July 31, 2012

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Pharm Fall 2012

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Pharmacology Spring 2013, Pharmacology Fall 2012

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Administration of Drugs

drug errors
any event or activity that can cause a patient to receive the wrong dose, wrong drug, incorrect dosage, by the wrong route or given at the incorrect time
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drug errors any event or activity that can cause a patient to receive the wrong dose, wrong drug, incorrect dosage, by the wrong route or given at the incorrect time
inhalation drug droplets, vapor and gas are administered through the mucous membranes of the respiratory tract
intradermal drug is injected into the dermis within the upper layers of the skin; used for sensitivity testing
intramuscular administration of a drug into a muscle
intravenous injected directly into the blood by a needle inserted into a vein
parenteral administration of a substance, such as a drug, by any route other than through the GI system
Standard Precautions recommendation that gloves and/or other protective gear be worn when touching any blood or body fluids, mucous membranes or and broken skin area
subcutaneous places the drug into the tissues between the skin and the muscle; absorbed more slowly than IN
transdermal absorbed through the skin and provide systemic effects
unit dose method in which drug orders are filled and medications dispensed to fill each patient's medication orders for a 24 hour period
Z-track technique technique of IM injection used when a drug is highly irritating to tissues or has the ability to permanently stain the tissue
6 - Rights right patient
right drug
right dose
right route
right time
right documentation
intradural injection a drug into the dural space of the spine
intra-arterial injection a drug into an artery
intracardiac injection a drug into the heart
intra-articular injection a drug into a joint
topical drug acts on the skin but is not absorbed through the skin

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