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WTFit's friday

BS LPN program

QuestionAnswer
Acromi/o acromion
Ankyl/o stiffness
Bronch/i, bronch/o bronchus
Calcane/o calcaneus
Carp/o carpal
Condyl/o condyle
Dextr/o right
Gangli/o ganglion
Humer/o humerus
Ischi/o ischium
Laryng/o larynx
Ment/o chin
Nas/o nose
Noct/i night
Phag/o eat
Phalang/o phalange
Pharyng/o pharynx
Pleur/o pleura
Sinistr/o left
Stern/o sternum
Thromb/o thrombosis
Trache/o trachea
Vas/o vessel
Neo new
-manual hand
Pedal foot
Plasm growth
X% Xg per 100mL
X:Y Xg per YmL
>3mL round to tenths
1mL(tuberculin syringe) round to the hundredths
Ampule sealed container for powdered or liquid drugs
Concentration amount of drug in a solution
Diluent liquid used to dissolve a solid, usually a powder into a solution
Final concentration after the powder has been mixed with solution
Insulin syringe 100units or 50 units
Intradermal an injection given into the upper layers of the skin
Intramuscular an injection given in the muscle
Intravenous push medication given by injection or infusion into a vein; must be diluted
Multiple dose vial large stock containers of medication
Parenteral general term that means administration be injection (IV, IM, or subcutaneous)
Precision syringe 1mL/0.5m
Prefilled cartridge used in conjunction with prefilled syringe
Prefilled syringe liquid sterile medication that is ready to administer without further preparation
Reconstitution dissolving a powder to a liquid form
Sodium chloride normal saline
Sterile water used to reconstitute powders
Subcutaneous the tissue between the skin and muscle
Tuberculin syringe 1mL syringe
Vial a glass container with a rubber stopper containing one or more doses of a drug
Withdrawable volume is sufficient excess present to allow for withdrawal of the stated volume
Percipitaion separate
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