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Administration of Drugs by the Intravenous Route
- what are the important things to keep in mind in administering iv meds.?.
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- 4) In Drug Plasma Concentration curves, the Area Under Curve represents a. Total amount of drug administrated b. Total amount of drug absorbed from the GI tract c. Total amount of drug available to the target tissues d. Total amount of drug that reaches the systemic circulation e. Total amount of drug that will be eliminated through the kidneys1. Why do physicians use local anesthetics that contain epinephrine when performing minor surgery, and what effect does the patient feel with this medication? 2. What conditions are necessary for absorbable sutures to be effective? 3. Why is it important for each surgical instrument to be carefully examined after each use and before sterilization?1. What is a yellow prescription? 2. What are the drugs that requires yellow prescription prior to dispensing? 3. Yellow prescription is usually in triplicates. Determine the three recipient of yellow prescription. a. Green - ?? b. White - ?? c. Yellow - ??
- 5. Effective communication is essential for ensuring patient safety Question options: A) True B) FalseThe physiologic changes that normally occur in older adult patients have which implication for drug * ?response a) Drug elimination is faster. O b) Drug metabolism is quicker. O c) Drug half-life is shortened. d) Protein binding is inefficient. e) All the above O4. Equal dose of drug 'Y' was given via intramuscular rout to oedematous person and obese person. In an oedematous person the apparent volume of distribution of drug Y' was 4x its apparent volume of distribution in an obese person. Required: Comment on the physical properties of drug Y'.[Hint: Solubility, affinity for plasma & tissue proteins, etc].
