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A. Percutaneous - 3. Route of Medication administration in which medication is applied to the skin.
Example - Topical lotions
B. Enteral - 1. Route of Medication administration through the gastrointestinal tract.
Example - Through Ryles tube
C. Parenteral - 2. Route of medication administration given by injection through the skin.
Example - Subcutaneous, Intravenous
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Match the following terms with their descriptions below. a. buccal b. sublingual c. topical d. transdermal e. percutaneous 1. Absorption through skin or mucous membranes 2. Absorption under the tongue 3. Absorption through skin surface 4. Absorption through mucous membranes of the mouth 5. Absorption through skin surfaces using patches or dots
Match the following terms with their descriptions below. Some terms will be used more than once. a. 19-gauge to 23-gauge needle b. 25-gauge to 27-gauge needle c. 24-gauge to 29-gauge needle 16. Intradermal injection 17. Intramuscular injection 18. Subcutaneous injection 19. Insulin administration
Unit 13-Administration of Parenteral Medications Part I-Matching Directions. Using the answer sheet, place the letter of your choice in the appropriate space: 1. to feel 2. a blood tumor 3. to remove by suction 4. pulled or drawn tight 5. a slight elevation of the skin 6. a feeling of trust 7. scar tissue 8. given at a 10- to 15-degree angle 9. given at a 45-degree angle 10. given at a 90-degree angle A. keloid B. intramuscular C. subcutaneous...
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oward a patien blood is artificially MATCHING 8-1:KEY TERMS AND DESCRIPTIONS Match each key term with the best description. Descriptions Key Terms A Acronym for a topical skin anesthetic Accession B. Acronym for date of birth Anchor C. As soon as possible Arm/wrist/ID band D. Behavior of a healthcare provider toward or as perceived by a patient ASAP E Do not resuscitate/do not attempt resuscita Barcode E No food or drink except water for 8 to 12 he G. Procedure...
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