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rights of medication administration
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drug
dose
route
pt
frequency
refuse
document
assessment
time
reason
refuse
pt education
evaluation
PO
oral
cheap, simple, most preferred
cons: unknown dose, slow onset of action, irritate GI
SL / buccal
dissolve under/through gumline to bloodstream
inhalation
formulated and pt must be educated on the technique
rapid affect into lungs
cons: interfere with respiration
topical / transdermal
absorbed into skin and focus on area better
cons: irritate abraised/damaged skin
IV
rapid drug action, 100% dose, large volume
cons: no drawback, high risk of adverse effects, phlebitis/thrombosis, sterile technique
IM
rapid drug absorption
cons: 3mL, slow drug absorption, irritates skin
Sub-Q
less pain
cons: up to 1mL, slow drug absorption, irritates skin
PICC
longer period of time, connect to larger vein
cons: invasive, risk of bloodstream infection or blood clot