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what are high alert medications?
Insulin and herapin
What is the correct angle for injection for an adult?
90 degrees
What is the correct angle for injection for a thin patient?
45 degrees
Always use an _____
Insulin syringe
what is the best injection site?
Abdomen- Fastest and consistent absorption
Never use _____
TB and standard syringe
What are rotate injections?
Prevents lipo-hypertrophy, improve absorption, protect tissue
what do you monitor after giving insulin?
Blood glucose, signs of hypoglycemia, signs of hyperglycemia
When to mix insulin?
Ordered to combine two compatible insulins
What is the injection site for subcutaneous heparin?
Abdomen- 2in away from umbilicus
What angle is the subcutaneous Heparin injection?
45-90 degrees
What do you monitor after giving a subcutaneous Heparin injection?
bleeding, hematomas, bruising
What to do if significant bleeding occurs after subcutaneous heparin injection?
Notify provider immediately if significant bleeding occurs
when giving ophthalmic (Eye) medications, remember..
Never touch the eye with the dropper, instill into the conjunctival sac, do NOT place directly on the cornea
Where do you apply topical medications?
only to infected area of the intact skin
What to avoid when applying topical medications?
Excessive application, large surface areas, vigorous rubbing
when giving a transdermal patch, remember..
Remove old patch first ,rotate application sites ,wear gloves, date/time the new patch