MAS 210 Week 3 Review

Which examination position does a patient lie flat on the back?

Which method of medication administration requires passing a urinary catheter into the bladder to instill a drug?

Common sites for intradermal injetions

What is included in the emotional preparation of adult patients for a physical exam?

What is the appropriate needle length for an intramuscular injection for an adult weighing 145lbs?

A _____ is used to dissolve and dilute a medication

What is a general rule for medication administration?

What body position is used as an alternative to the lithotomy position when patients have severe arthritis

Medication administration where medication is injected within the upper layer of the skin

Which method of medication administration calls for pulling skin and subcutaneous tissue to the side before injecting

A forecast of the probable course and outcome of the disorder and prospects of recovery

A medication administered subcutaneous is

Medication used to treat an anaphylactic reaction

Which examination method involves tapping or striking the body to hear sounds or feel vibrations?

What would you include when giving a subcutaneous injection?

Which needle size is the smallest

Medication route where a medication is placed in the mouth but does not continue along the GI tract

Enlarged lymph nodes may be a sign of

When should a patient medication list be updated

Medications administered sublingually are:

What is the correct procedure prior to administering meds according to the rights of medication administration?

A provider has a responsibility to tell a patient reason for medication, effect and side effects. What right is this?

Waxy secretion from the ear

Which examination method do practitioners use to determine range of motion of a joint?

Reflex hammers tap tendons to asses which body system?

What is a small glass or plastic container that is sealed to keep its contents sterile?

Small bottle with a rubber diaphragm that can be punctured by a needle

IV medications are absorbed within:

Which examination method refers to measuring?

Which medication is administered in calibrated syringes using 50 U or 100 U, with permanent needles attached?

When a patient has symptoms that may indicate more than one condition, what must a practitioner do first?

Which equipment is used to examine the patients lungs and chest?

Piece of equipment to examine a patient's ear

What is included when administering medications according to the "rights" of medication administering?

In Fowler's position, a patient lies:

General physical exams are to:

Which examination method is the process of listening to body sounds

When would be an appropriate time to collect a urine specimen from a patient?

Good indicator of overall health

Which medication is given by Z-track?

Which examination method involves touching the patient to assess textures, temperature, and shape?

Intradermal injections are used to administer:

What patient education should you give regarding interactions?

Which examination position is the patient at the edge of the exam table without back support?