This deck contains flashcards, with side2 being the question and side 1 being the answer. Topics that may be covered include: What is intramuscular injection? What does IV stand for? How to measure vitals? Methods of medicine administration: oral Methods of medicine administration: topical Methods of medicine administration: IV Electrocardiogram (ECG) basics What is a nebulizer? Purpose of nasogastric tubes Wound care and dressing changes Catheterization procedures Blood pressure measurement techniques Phlebotomy (blood draw) steps Basic suturing techniques Administering oxygen therapy Intravenous cannulation process Insertion and care of Foley catheters Spirometry test purpose and procedure Interpretation of ECG results Preparation of patients for surgery Performing a glucose test Handling and disposal of biohazard materials Administering insulin injections Conducting a physical examination How to measure pulse and respiration rate Applying compression stockings How to use a defibrillator Understanding patient positioning for procedures Assessing a patient's pain level Administering subcutaneous injections Use of a stethoscope for auscultation Collecting a urine sample Handling patient transfers (bed to chair) Sterilization of medical instruments Applying an EKG monitor Intravenous drug administration techniques Basic wound irrigation procedures How to perform CPR Performing a peak flow meter test What is aseptic technique?
A method of medication delivery directly into a muscle.
Name 5 core vitals
Name 3 methods of medicine administration
The process of drawing blood
The process of inserting a cannula into a vein to provide venous access
What does IV stand for?
Methods of medicine administration: oral
Methods of medicine administration: topical
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A method of medication delivery directly into a muscle.
Intramuscular Injection
Name 5 core vitals
Body Temp, Pulse Rate, Respiratory Rate, Blood Pressure, Oxygen Saturation
Name 3 methods of medicine administration
Oral, Topical, IV
The process of drawing blood
Phlebotomy
The process of inserting a cannula into a vein to provide venous access
Intravenous Cannulation Process
What does IV stand for?
Intravenous
Methods of medicine administration: oral
Medicine is swallowed and absorbed in the gastrointestinal tract
Methods of medicine administration: topical
The medication is applied to body surfaces, often the skin, for absorption
Methods of medicine administration: IV
The drug is inserted directly into a vein
Electrocardiogram (ECG) basics
Recording the electrical activity of the heart over a period of time
What is a nebulizer?
A device used to administer medication in the form of a mist inhaled into the lungs
Purpose of nasogastric tubes
Used to provide nutrition, prevent aspiration, or administer medication
Wound care and dressing changes
Cleansing, disinfecting, and applying sterile bandages to a wound
Catheterization procedures
Procedure to insert a tube into the bladder to provide a means to collect urine
Blood pressure measurement techniques
Using a sphygmomanometer or electronic cuff to measure the pressure in the arteries
Phlebotomy (blood draw) steps
The act of drawing blood from a vein
Basic suturing techniques
Stitching wounds and incisions together using needle and thread
Administering oxygen therapy
Providing additional oxygen to a patient in need
Intravenous cannulation process
Placing a tube into a peripheral vein in order to administer medication or fluids
Insertion and care of Foley catheters
Placing a flexible tube through the urethra into the bladder to drain urine
Spirometry test purpose and procedure
A tests that measures how well the lungs work, including how effective the patient is at breathing in and out
Interpretation of ECG results
Looking at ECG results to determine heart rate, rhythm, and other factors
Preparation of patients for surgery
Cleaning, shaving, and disinfecting the surgical area
Performing a glucose test
Using a glucose meter to test a small amount of blood for glucose levels
Handling and disposal of biohazard materials
Use of specially labeled containers and bags to dispose of items that have come into contact with blood or bodily fluids
Administering insulin injections
Injections given into the fat under the skin
How to measure pulse and respiration rate
Feeling the pulse and counting the number of breaths per minute
Applying compression stockings
Special socks that squeeze the legs gently to keep blood circulating efficiently
A defibrillator
A device that delivers a dose of electric current to the heart
Understanding patient positioning for procedures
Positioning the patient in such a way as to prevent injury and enable access for procedure
Assessing a patient's pain level
Talking to the patient and using scales or observation to get an idea of the patient's level of discomfort
Administering subcutaneous injections
Injection made into the fatty tissue under the skin
Use of a stethoscope for auscultation
Listening to sounds within the body, primarily the heart and lungs, for the purpose of diagnosis
Collecting a urine sample
Collecting a sample of a patient's urine for analysis
Handling patient transfers (bed to chair)
Moving a patient from one location to another, often a bed to a chair or vice versa
Sterilization of medical instruments
Process that eliminates, removes, or kills all forms of life and other biological agents
Applying an EKG monitor
Attaching electrodes to patient's skin to monitor the electrical activity of the heart
Intravenous drug administration techniques
Using an intravenous line to administer medication
Basic wound irrigation procedures
Cleansing a wound using a jet of solution, often saline
CPR
Cardiopulmonary resuscitation, a life-saving technique used when someone's breathing or heart has stopped
Performing a peak flow meter test
Measurement of how hard you can exhale
What is aseptic technique?
Procedures to prevent contamination by microbes
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