A) Withdraw the needle
B) Dispose of the medication-filled syringe
C) Push the needle deeper into the muscle
D) Proceed with the injection
E) Try again with a new dose and needle
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A) Aspirin
B) Acetaminophen
C) Ginseng
D) Calcium
E) Potassium
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A) Obtains a Carpuject system to administer the medication.
B) Recaps the needle after the injection.
C) Wastes 25 mg of the meperidine before administration.
D) Unscrews the syringe from the holder before discarding it in the sharps container.
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Multiple Choice
A) Have the client practice injecting his or her thigh with an empty syringe.
B) Encourage the client to identify a family member who will be giving the insulin shots.
C) Obtain small insulin syringes that the client can use to draw up the insulin.
D) Demonstrate how to inject a volume of air into insulin prior to removing insulin.
E) Let the client practice rolling a vial of insulin.
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A) This phenomenon refers to sublingual medications passing first through the mucosal lining of the mouth.
B) Intradermal medications avoid passing through the liver.
C) Oral medications are metabolized by the liver before entering the bloodstream.
D) Subcutaneous injections are susceptible to this phenomenon.
E) When you use intramuscular injection, you avoid this phenomenon.
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A) Wiping the rubber stopper of the vial with alcohol before and after needle insertion.
B) Instilling the accurate amount of diluent into the vial.
C) Using a filtered needle to draw up the medication.
D) Instilling air into the vial before withdrawing medication.
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A) Pointing the bevel of the needle up before piercing the skin.
B) Selecting a 14 gauge, 1-1/2" needle.
C) Placing the total dose of 2.5 mL medication in one syringe.
D) Donning sterile gloves.
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A) Have two other nurses verify the strength and dosage.
B) Have one other nurse verify the type of heparin used.
C) Assess PT, INR, and APTT results.
D) Aspirate before instilling heparin.
E) Check the heparin label against the medication administration record at least 4 times
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A) 7/8 inch
B) 5/8 inch
C) 1/4 inch
D) 3/8-inch
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A) Adult intradermal injection (ID) .
B) Child subcutaneous injection.
C) Adult intramuscular (IM) injection.
D) Newborn IM injection.
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A) The ventrogluteal site.
B) The dorsal gluteal site.
C) The vastus lateralis site.
D) The left deltoid site.
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A) Right ventral forearm.
B) Left ventral forearm.
C) Upper chest.
D) Upper back.
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A) Wash hands before preparing injections.
B) Make the needle puncture slowly and with caution.
C) Apply a bandage after giving the injection.
D) Document the site of the injection.
E) Wash hands when entering a client's room.
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Multiple Choice
A) Medication administration errors
B) Pain
C) Lipoatrophy
D) Contamination
E) Lipohypertrophy
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Multiple Choice
A) A 7-year-old receiving vaccinations
B) A 25-year-old self-administering an injection at home
C) A 40-year-old receiving a medication that needs to be rapidly absorbed
D) An 8-month-old who has no other IM injection sites available
E) A 30-year-old who has no other IM injection sites available
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A) "We want to avoid giving you medication that you have to digest."
B) "Giving the pain medication this way will make it last longer."
C) "Narcotic medications are destroyed by the acid in your stomach."
D) "The drug will be absorbed more slowly this way."
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A) Regular syringe
B) Tuberculin syringe
C) Insulin syringe
D) Single-dose syringe
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Multiple Choice
A) Avoid a needle stick.
B) Reduce the chance of medication error.
C) Keep the dominant hand free.
D) Maintain sterility of the syringe.
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Multiple Choice
A) Monitor the client for blood in the stools
B) Inject into the abdomen
C) Inject into the upper buttocks.
D) Monitor the client for bleeding gums
E) Monitor the client for excessive bruising
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Multiple Choice
A) Plunger
B) Inside of the barrel
C) Syringe tip
D) Plastic needle cap
E) Needle cannula
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