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Medication Administration Methods

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Match terms to how medicines are taken.

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Medication Administration Methods
 

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Medication Administration MethodsOnline version

Match terms to how medicines are taken.

by Shannon
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Slow onset of action, convenient, first-pass effect, not appropriate for unconscious or clients with excessive V/D

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Effects can last for several days; dosing varies depending on client

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Aseptic technique crucial; invasive; can injure nerves, tissues, vessels

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aseptic technique crucial; painful; can cause nerve damage; soluble and suspensions can be given

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can be self-administered; max volume 1.5mL; slow absorption

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rapid onset; local irritation to mucous membranes; given in small doses

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rapid onset; bypasses first-pass effect; can be self-administered; may irritate mucous membranes

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rapid onset; bypasses first-pass effect; can be self-administered; can cause mouth sores; decreased med effect if swallowed

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blockage in ears can decrease absorption

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visual aids must be removed to administer

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can cause permanent damage (swelling) to nose

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can administer to children, unconscious clients or those with vomiting; absorption varies

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