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Med Admin - Chapter 31 Potter's - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. under the toungue
    sublingual
  2. meds that can block the usual receptor activity or receptor activity of other meds
  3. before meals (ante chew)
    AC
  4. after meals (post chew)
    PC
  5. whenever there is a need
    prn
  6. twice each day
    BID
  7. every 4 hours
    q4h
  8. appropriate syringe for solution <0.5 mL
    0.5 mL
  9. 1 tbsp (tablespoon)
    15 mL
  10. what the body does to the drug
    pharmacokinetics
  11. time for med to produce response
    onset
  12. 1 tsp (teaspoon)
    5 mL
  13. Gram
    g or GM
  14. minimum concentration reached before next dose (draw 30 mins prior)
    trough
  15. time med present in great enough concentration to produce response
    duration
  16. four times per day
    QID
  17. 2 tbsp (tablespoons)
    30 mL
  18. act as agonists and antagonists
    partial agonists
  19. concentration reached and maintained
    plateau
  20. time med reach highest effective concentration
    peak
  21. between cheek and gum
    buccal
  22. Liter
    l or L
  23. every hour
    qh
  24. as desired
    ad lib
  25. short half life
    4-8 hours
  26. meds that bind to or mimic the receptor activity
    agonist
  27. three times per day
    TID
  28. every morning
    q am
  29. long half life
    more than 24 hours
  30. absorption, distribution, metabolism, excretion
    Phases of Pharmacokinetics
  31. # drops in 1 mL
    15 gtt
  32. every day
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  33. milliliter
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  34. give immediately
    STAT
  35. what the drug does to the body
    pharmacodynamics
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