Fundamentals of Nursing Practice Quiz

What is the primary purpose of administering parenteral injections?

• To provide oral medication

• To administer medications by injection

• To perform surgical procedures

• To monitor vital signs

Which technique is essential when performing injections?

• Surgical techniques

• Invasive techniques

• Non-sterile techniques

• Aseptic techniques

What is a common risk associated with injections?

• Dizziness

• Nausea

• Infection

• Dehydration

Which of the following is NOT a common parenteral route?

• Oral

• Intravenous

• Intramuscular

• Subcutaneous

What is the maximum volume typically used for an intramuscular injection in adults?

• 3 mL

• 1 mL

• 2 mL

• 5 mL

What gauge needle is usually required for intramuscular injections?

• 18-27 gauge

• 25-30 gauge

• 10-15 gauge

• 5-10 gauge

What should be checked before administering an injection?

• Patient's dietary preferences

• Date of expiration for the medication

• Patient's family history

• Patient's favorite color

What is the purpose of checking the MAR against the prescriber's order?

• To ensure the patient receives the correct medications

• To verify the patient's identity

• To assess the patient's medical history

• To document the procedure

What is the preferred injection site for adults?

• Ventrogluteal

• Deltoid

• Dorsogluteal

• Subcutaneous

What is the first step in the procedure for administering an injection?

• Prepare the medication

• Check the MAR

• Identify the patient

• Administer the injection