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Medication Administration Basic Principles

Medication Administration Basic Principles. Nomenclature (Name) Chemical name Generic name Official name Trade Name. Preparation Classification. Drugs. Mechanics of drug action. Pharmacodynamics Pharmacokinetics Absorption Route of administration Drug solubility Distribution

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Medication Administration Basic Principles

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  1. Medication AdministrationBasic Principles

  2. Nomenclature (Name) Chemical name Generic name Official name Trade Name Preparation Classification Drugs

  3. Mechanics of drug action • Pharmacodynamics • Pharmacokinetics • Absorption • Route of administration • Drug solubility • Distribution • Metabolism • Excretion

  4. Factors Affecting Drug Action • Developmental • Weight • Psychological • Pathology • Time of Administration

  5. Adverse drug effects • Side effects • Adverse effects • Drug allergy • Drug tolerance • Cumulative effect • Interaction • antagonistic • synergistic

  6. Medication Orders • Standing • PRN • Single • STAT

  7. Patient name Date and time Drug name Drug dosage Route Frequency Signature Parts of the Order

  8. Problems with Orders • Allergies • Steps • Drug book • Pharmacist • Physician • Supervisor

  9. Medication Supply Systems • Stock • Unit dose

  10. Drug Administration • 3 checks • obtaining the container • removing the med • replacing the container

  11. 5 Rights • Right drug • Right patient • Right dose • Right route • Right time

  12. Avoiding Errors • Prepare drugs alone • Don’t leave drugs alone • Prepare and administer • Lock med cart • Supervise swallowing

  13. 3 checks 5 rights Assessment Patient position Fluids Keep meds in wrappers Offer separately Steps in Administration

  14. Definition Record Patient name Amount Time Physician Nurse signature Waste/witness Count Discrepancies Administering Narcotics

  15. Legal record When to record Information med name dosage route time nurse initials nurse signature site of injection other information Omitted drugs reason notify MD Refused drugs Documentation

  16. Medication Errors • Reasons for occurrence • Steps if error takes place

  17. Oral medications • Systemic and local actions • Forms • solids • enteric coated • liquids

  18. Sublingual • Systemic effects • Under tongue • Buccal • cheek and gum

  19. Topical • Systemic and local effects • Skin • technique • Eye instillation • drops • lower conjunctival sac • ointments

  20. Topical • Ear instillations • straighten canal • Nasal instillations • position • Vaginal applications • technique • Rectal instillations • technique

  21. Inhalation • Types of drugs • Technique

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