Medicines, dosage, methods of administration. MEDICINEDOSEMETHOD OF ADMINISTRATION 1. Streptokinase 1 500 000 Ui.v. infusn over 60 mins 2. Aspirin 300.

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Medicines, dosage, methods of administration

MEDICINEDOSEMETHOD OF ADMINISTRATION 1. Streptokinase Ui.v. infusn over 60 mins 2. Aspirin 300 Mgp.o. stat. 3. GTN 300 mcg/ 5 mli.v. infusn 40 mcg/ min 4. Diamorphine 2.5 – 5 mgi.v. stat 5. AMOXIL ® 500 mg 1 tab.p.o. tsd x 10 d

 1. Streptokinase, one and a half million units by intravenous infusion over sixty minutes  2. Aspirin, three hundred milligrams, by mouth, immediately  3. Diamorphine, two point five milligrams, intravenously, immediately  4. Glyceryl trinitrate, three hundred micrograms per five milliliters infusion. Start at forty micrograms per minute  5. Amoxil, five hundred grams one tablet by mouth three times a day for ten days

 2gtt OU BID. ?  A. Two drops in both ears two times daily. B. Two drops in both eyes two times daily. C. Two drops in right ear three times a day. D. Two drops in left eye two times daily.

 Which of the following routes of administration is not parenteral? A. SQ B. SL C. IC D. IV

 ii gtt AU q.i.d. What auxiliary label should be affixed to the prescription's container? A. Take with food B. for the eye C. For rectal use D. For the ear

 How many capsules of 500mg Amoxicillin will you dispense? A. 42 B. 21 C. 7 D. 30

 :gtt iii O.D. q3h A. Instill three drops in the right ear three times daily. B. Instill three drops in the left ear every three hours. C. Instill three drops in the right eye every three hours. D. Instill three drops in both eyes as directed.

 1. p.c.a. By mouth  2. q.d.s.b. Sublingual  3. s.c.c. With meals  4. s.l.d. As required  5. p.o.e. After food  6. c.c.f. intravenous  7. p.r.n.g. Four times a day  8. i.v.H. subcutaneous