NURS 315: Exam #1 - Chapters 1-4 Diagram | Quizlet

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1 L to mL

1000

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1 kg to g

1000

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1 g to mg

1000

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1 mg to mcg

1000

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1 oz to mL

30

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1 tsp to mL

5

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1 tbsp to mL

15

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1 kg to Ib

2.2

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1 inch to cm

2.54

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1 unit to milliunits

1000

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Fahrenheit to Celsius conversion formula

(F - 32)/1.8

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Celsius to Fahrenheit conversion formula

(C x 1.8) + 32

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kg to g

x 1000

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g to mg

x 1000

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mg to mcg

x 1000

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g to kg

/1000

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mg to g

/1000

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mcg to mg

/1000

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0.2 is read as?

two tenths (2/10)

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0.02 is read as?

two hundredths (2/100)

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0.002 is read as?

two thousandths (2/1000)

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What is a leading zero?

is a zero placed before the decimal point in numbers less than one (0.5)

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Why it's important to have a leading zero?

Always include leading zeros for decimal values less than one. This helps avoid errors where a decimal point might be missed, which could result in a dangerous tenfold dosing error.

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What is a trailing zero?

A zero placed after the decimal point in whole numbers (5.0)

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Why are trailing zero's important?

Never use these for whole numbers because this could lead to misinterpretation if the decimal is missed, causing a tenfold overdose

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Metric system?

Measurements between metric system and between US Customary System.

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Household measurements?

- Cups

- Milliliters

- Tablespoons

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Common measurements?

- Metric

- Most common and widely used in the United States

- Household (US customary units Teaspoon, pound)

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To measure body weight?

grams or kilograms

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Abbreviation: kilogram?

kg

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Abbreviation: gram

g

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Abbreviation: milligram

mg

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Abbreviation: microgram

mcg

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Abbreviation: liter

L

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Abbreviation: milliliter

mL

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Abbreviation: centimeter

cm

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Abbreviation: millimeter

mm

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1 meter = cm?

100 cm

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1 cm = m?

0.01 m

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1 mm = m?

0.001 m

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2.54 cm = inch?

1 inch

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1 kilogram = g?

1000 g

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1 milligram = g?

0.001 g

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1000 mg = g?

1 g

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1 microgram = mg?

0.001 mg

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1 kg = Ibs?

2.2 Ibs

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1 liter = mL?

1000 mL

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1 mL = L?

0.001 L

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1 mL = cc?

1 cc

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Distance?

Meters

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Weight?

Grams

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Volume?

Liters

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Ice chips are counted as?

50% water by volume when calculating fluid intake

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The volume or mass that makes up one international unit is dependent on the ______and therefore_____depending on what is being measured?

concentration or potency of the substance, varies from substance to substance

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AC

before meals

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PC

after meals

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PO

by mouth

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NPO

nothing by mouth

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PR

per rectal

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SL

Sublingual

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GT

Gastric tube

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PRN

as needed

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STAT

immediately

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ID

intradermal

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IM

intramuscular

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IV

intravenous

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TID

three times a day

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QID

four times a day

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BID

twice a day

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H

Hour

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gtt

drop

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Subcut

subcutaneous

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1 cup = mL?

8 oz or 240 mL

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1 pt = mL

500 mL

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1 qt = L or mL

1 L or 1000 mL

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1 Ib = ounces (weight)

16 ounces

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1 inch = cm?

2.54 cm

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IVP

Intravenous push

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IVPB

Intravenous Piggyback

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MDI

metered-dose inhaler

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NEB

Nebulizer

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NGT or ng

Nasogastric Tube

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OD

right eye

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OS

left eye

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OU

both eyes

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pr

per rectum

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S & S

Swish and swallow

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AD

Right ear

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AL

left ear

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AU

each ear

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HHN

Handheld nebulizer

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Abbreviation: Cubic Centimeter

CC

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Abbreviation: mcg

microgram

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Abbreviation: mEq

Milliequivalent

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Abbreviation: caps

capsules

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Abbreviation: CR

controlled release

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Abbreviation: LA

Long acting

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Abbreviation: SA

Sustained action

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Abbreviation: SR

Slowed release or sustained release

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Abbreviation: DS

Double strength