Advanced Medication Delivery
- Routes of Administration
- Alimentary Tract
- Oral
- Sublingual
- Rectal
- Parenteral
- Topical
- Intradermal
- Subcutaneous
- Intramuscular
- Intravenous
- IV Bolus
- IV Piggyback
- Endotracheal
- Intraosseous
- Inhalational
- Intranasal
- Alimentary Tract
- Administration of Medication to a Patient
- The “Rights” of Drug Administration
- Right Patient -- Prescribed to Patient
- Right Medication -- Patient Condition
- Right Route -- Patient Condition
- Right Dose -- Prescribed to Patient
- Right Time -- Within Expiration Date
- Drug Dose Calculations
- System of weights and measures
- Metric System
- prefixes
- conversions
- Metric System
- Drug calculations
- Desired dose
- Concentration on hand
- Volume on hand
- Calculate
- Volume-based bolus
- IV drip rate
- Weight-based IV bolus
- Weight-based IV drip
- System of weights and measures
- Techniques of Medication Administration (Advantages, Disadvantages, Techniques)
- Peripheral Venous Cannulation
- Intraosseous
- Intramuscular (Manual)
- Subcutaneous (Manual)
- Aerosolized
- Nebulized
- Sublingual
- Intranasal
- Transtracheal
- Intravenous Push/Infusion
- Nasogastric
- Rectal
- Topical
- Accessing Implanted/Central Intravenous Port
- Reassessment
- Data -- Indications for Medication
- Action -- Medication Administered
- Response -- Effect of Medication
- Documentation
- The “Rights” of Drug Administration
- Standardization of Drugs
- Techniques to assure purity and potency
- Generic Drugs
- Medication Classifications
- Phelebotomy
- Procedure
- Transfusion
- Indications
- Transfusion Reactions
- Hemolytic Reaction
- Fever Reaction
- Indications
- Phelebotomy
Content Creator: Joyce Lockwood
CAPCE Course Number: 21-EMTP-F3-9204
Total CE Hours: 1.5
Level: Advanced
EMT-CE uses the NEMSES guidelines as the foundation for every course outline.