Volume parenterals Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

Small volume parenterals - Answer consist of single-dose or multi-dose vials; ampules, prefilled syringes, minibags (25 mL, 50 mL, and 100 mL bags) Large volume parenterals - Answer consist of IV bags that hold 250 mL or more; IV fluids to avoid dehydration, Total Parenteral Nutrition (TPNs) Laminar flow hoods - Answer house the area where sterile compounds are made. Horizontal LFH circulates air from back to front. Vertical LFH circulates air from top to bottom. Both c...

A small volume intravenous bag specifically used to deliver medication is called an ? - Answer-IVPB according to federal law the prescriber must provide his/her DEA number for which of the following: ultram, xanax, wellbutrin, prozac - Answer-Xanax Information about hazardous substances - Answer-SDS sheets provide forwarded to the DEA - Answer-Copy 2 of DEA form 222 is Exempt Narcotics are regulated for how many dosage units can be sold without a prescription in a _____ hour period. 24, 48...

Small volume parenterals - Answer consist of single-dose or multi-dose vials; ampules, prefilled syringes, minibags (25 mL, 50 mL, and 100 mL bags) Large volume parenterals - Answer consist of IV bags that hold 250 mL or more; IV fluids to avoid dehydration, Total Parenteral Nutrition (TPNs) Laminar flow hoods - Answer house the area where sterile compounds are made. Horizontal LFH circulates air from back to front. Vertical LFH circulates air from top to bottom. Both c...

Small volume parenterals - Answer consist of single-dose or multi-dose vials; ampules, prefilled syringes, minibags (25 mL, 50 mL, and 100 mL bags) Large volume parenterals - Answer consist of IV bags that hold 250 mL or more; IV fluids to avoid dehydration, Total Parenteral Nutrition (TPNs) Laminar flow hoods - Answer house the area where sterile compounds are made. Horizontal LFH circulates air from back to front. Vertical LFH circulates air from top to bottom. Both c...

ASPEN Self-Assessment Questions from Workgroup Questions and Answers A long term PN patient presents with involuntary movements, tremor and rigidity. Which of the following etiologies may explain these symptoms? A. Manganese deficiency B. Manganese toxicity C. Selenium deficiency D. Selenium toxicity B. Manganese toxicity The early phase of manganese toxicity is characterized by weakness, anorexia, headache and apathy followed by Parkinson-like features including muscle rigidity, mask...