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Blesi8e Ch52 Terms

[MA3] Administering Medications [Tier 01]

TermDefinition
buccal the mouth; oral cavity.
dispense as written (DAW) phrase indicating that substitutions for generics or similar medications are not allowed by the prescriber.
enemas the instillation of fluid into the rectum and colon
Joint Commission refers to the agency that has oversight for hospitals adhering to regulations that allow them to bill for Medicare reimbursement for medical services provided
medication order instructions written by a licensed provider for administration of a medication to a patient.
narcotic a drug capable of producing sleep and relieving pain or inducing unconsciousness and even death.
ointment a fatty, soft substance having antiseptic or healing properties
parenteral other than by mouth
prescription a written direction for the preparation of a medicine
right documentation always follows the administration of medications. A verification that all seven rights have been followed and documented in the chart.
salve an ointment
Seven Rights the seven elements that must be considered when administering medication.
sublingual under the tongue
suppository a medicated conical- or cylindrical-shaped material that is inserted into the rectum or vagina.
topical pertaining to a specific area; local
transdermal through the skin
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