CH 7

  1. What is Agonist, Antagonist, and Dose?
    • Agonist-Cause stimulation of receptors
    • Antagonist-Binds to a receptor and blocks other medications
    • Dose- Amount of medication given
  2. Common Routes of Administration
    • Per Rectum (PR)
    • Oral (PO)
    • Intravenous (IV)
    • Intraosseous (IO)
    • Subcutaneous (SC)
    • Intramuscular (IM)
    • Inhalation
    • Sublingual (SL)
    • Transcutaneous (Transdermal)
    • Intranasal (IN)
    • Antomizer Device (MAD)
  3. Six Rights of Medication Administration
    • 1. Right Patient
    • 2. Right Medication
    • 3. Right Dose
    • 4. Right Route
    • 5. Right Time (in date not expired)
    • 6. Right Documentation
  4. What is the Trade Name
    The manufacturer's given name
  5. What does activated charcoal do
    The charcoal absorbs drugs taken and doesn't allow the drugs to be absorbed into the patients stomach.
Author
mgoodman
ID
113712
Card Set
CH 7
Description
EMS
Updated