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What would you do if a patient was given wronREJECT TO GIVE MEDICATION DUE TO LACK OF TRAINING medication?
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What is it called when you request for a medication that's to be administered to a patient in a hospital?
Medication orders
Do you need medical training to do Botox?
You need to be licensed to inject medication, and need a prescriber writing a patient-specific prescription for it.
Can you somewhat control emphysema with medication?
In the early stages of emphysema, you can control it with medication, but eventually the patient requires oxygen rather than medication.
What is the difference between administering medicine and assisting with medicine?
Administering medication means actually giving meds, especially by injection or other means than having the patient take the medication. Assisting with medication means assisting the patient administer their own medication, such as arranging them and having them ready for the patient to take, or reminding the patient to take their meds.
Does the Good Samaritan Law apply if a medical Assistant orders medication for a patient who has taken the medication before but dies?
No it does not apply a ma should not be ordering medication.
What happens when someone has a paradoxical reaction to a medication?
When someone experiences a paradoxical reaction to a medication, that patient gets an effect that is opposite of what is to be expected. For example, if a pain medication increases a patient's pain level, that would classify as a paradoxical effect.
What is a carpel?
A carpule is a cartridge that contains medication in liquid form to be inserted in a syringe to distribute medication to a patient.
Can nurse force patient to take medication?
Pt rights state that anyone has the right to refuse medication/treatments.
What is the best therapy for anxiety?
It all depends on the person if medication or counseling will be the thing to help them with anxiety. Medication is really not the answer though. Medication will only treat the patient, but not cure.
Why is the solubility of a medication important when considering the action of the medication in or on the human body?
Solubility refers to the medications ability to dissolve and be taken up into the blood stream. This is important because if a medication can't be absorbed, the patient won't get the effects of said medication. Often, this is looked at in terms of dosing. If a patient isn't able to absorb 50% of the medication, they may need a higher dosage.
How many milligrams of medication is the patient receiving per day if A medication contains 5 milligramsmilliliter and a patient is taking 1 teaspoon of it 3 times daily.?
15
8 If a medication contains 1 mgml how much of the medication would you give to administer 5 mg to the patient?
5ml
