WorksheetsMed & IV Ch. 33
Total questions: 18
Worksheet time: 10mins
Drugs applied to the skin or mucous membrane are given by what route?
PO
Buccal
Topical
Injection
Topical preparation rubbed onto the skin for administration of a medication
Transdermal
Spray
Ointment
Suppository
Route by which medications are applied and absorbed through the skin. A patch or paste.
Otic
Oral
Injection
Transdermal
What sites are common for placement of transdermal skin patches? (select all)
Chest
Bottom of foot
Buttocks
Stomach
Rubbing ______ absorption
Promotes
Inhibits
_____ are thick and applied but NOT rubbed into the skin.
Pastes
Lotions
Ointments
Gels
You should NEVER rotate sites of administration for topical medications.
True
False
What is the mucous membrane of the eyes called?
Iris
Conjunctiva
Temporal Membrane
Sclera
An Otic medication is for the:
eyes
nose
ears
GI tract
Blinking rather than rubbing helps distribute opthalmic medications.
True
False
What way should the ear be pulled to administer an otic medication to a child?
Up and back
Down and back
What way should the ear be pulled to administer an otic medication to an adult?
up and back
down and back
If nasal medication is not given correctly, it can be displaced to nearby structures.
false
true
If nasal decongestants are used more frequently than prescribed, it can cause: (select all)
Nasal swelling
Rebound effect
Yeast infection
A sublingual medication is given
in the ear
in the nose
under the tongue
in the cheek
When educating on vaginal administration of a medication the nurse should educated the patient to: (select all)
Administer prior to going to bed so the medication can be retained for a prolonged period
Remain recumbent for at least 10-30 minutes
Not to empty the bladder prior to administration
A _____ provides a reservoir for an aerosoled medication.
Inhaler
Spacer
Metered dose inhaler
A ______ converts liquid medication to an aerosol using compressed air.
inhaler
nebulizer
