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A Nursing Drug Handbook Should Be Accessible on All Patient Care Units.
A Peripherally Inserted Central Catheter Line is Usually Inserted into the Antecubital Vein in the Arm.
A Port is Accessed with a Special Needle and is a Convenient Method of Intravenous Access for Patients Who Require Long-Term Intravenous Therapy.
A Spacer May Be Attached to an Mdi to Facilitate Delivery of Inhaled Medications.
A Syringe Pump is Also Used to Regulate Small Hourly Fluid Volumes and to Administer Intermittent IV Medications.
A Tongue Blade or Cotton-Tipped Applicator May Be Used to Administer Topical Medications.
Avoid a Medication Error with Handwritten Medication Orders.
A Volume-Control Set is Used to Regulate Small Hourly Fluid Volumes and to Administer Intermittent IV Medications.
Bacteriostatic Water.
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Because It is a Suspension.
Because the Beads Inside the Spansule Release Medication over Time.
Because There is No Standard Drop Size.
Benzylpenicillin Has Three Different Concentrations Listed on the Label.
Both of These Labels are for Furosemide Liquid 10 mg/Ml.
Buccal Tablets are Placed Between the Gums and the Cheek.
By Matching the Medication to the Medication Administration Record or the Patient Medication List Generated by the Computerized Dispensing System.
By Removing the Bulb or Barrel from a Large Syringe.
Caplets.
Capsules.
Catheter-Tip and Bulb Syringes Can Be Used to Administer Medications through an Enteral Tube.
Clock Depicting 0005.
Common Error-Prone Frequency Abbreviations
Common Error-Prone General Abbreviations
Common Error-Prone Route Abbreviations
Commonly Prescribed Intravenous Solutions
Concentrated Formulas Must Be Diluted.
Control the Flow Rate with This Dial Flow Controller.
Convert Grams to Milligrams.
Convert Millimeters to Centimeters.