1. Administering medication; s.c., i.d. injections http://utpo.lf1.cuni.cz jana.heczkova@ftn.cz Charles University in Prague, 1st Faculty of Medicine, Institute of Theory and Practice of Nursing

2. Administering medication  Enteral  Parenteral

3. Administering medication  Enteral  Parenteral  Oral  Mouth  NG tube  Rectal

4. Administering medication  Enteral  Parenteral  Tablets  Capsules  Modified-release formulations  Liquid  Suppositories  Enema solutions  Oral  Mouth  NG tube  Rectal

5. Administering medication  Enteral  Parenteral  Injection and infusion  Sublingual administration  Inhalation  Transdermal  Eye  Nose  Ear

6. Administering medication  Enteral  Parenteral  Injection and infusion  Sublingual administration  Inhalation  Transdermal  Eye  Nose  Ear  Intravenous  Intramuscular  Subcutaneus  Intradermal  Intraarterial  Intraspinal  Epidural  Intra-articular  Intraperitoneal  Intrapleural

7. Administering medication  Enteral  Parenteral  Injection and infusion  Sublingual administration  Inhalation  Transdermal  Eye  Nose  Ear

8. Administering medication  Enteral  Parenteral  Injection and infusion  Sublingual administration  Inhalation  Transdermal  Eye  Nose  Ear

9. Administering medication  Enteral  Parenteral  Injection and infusion  Sublingual administration  Inhalation  Transdermal  Eye  Nose  Ear

10. Administering medication  Enteral  Parenteral  Injection and infusion  Sublingual administration  Inhalation  Transdermal  Eye  Nose  Ear

11. Administering medication  General principles  Right medication  Right dosage  Right route  Right time  Right patient NOVAK Peter DOB:30.5.1948 ID:4805301122 Actrapid s.c.10 i.u.8 - 18

12. Administering injection  Syringes  Needles  Ampoules  Vials

13. i.d. injection  Injection site  ventral forearm  upper chest  upper arm  shoulder blades

14. i.d. injection

15. s.c. injection  Injection site  Upper arm  Anterior thigh  Abdomen

16. s.c. injection

17. Practice  Administering s.c. injection  Gain medication and equipments  Check medication  Count dose  Prepare medication  Check pt wristband  Administer medication Actrapid s.c. 1000 i.u. 11-201110 ml Heparin Retard s.c. 25 000 i.u. 11-20111 ml Fraxiparine s.c. s.c. 10 000 i.u. 11-20111 ml

18. Practice  Administering s.c. injection Actrapid s.c. 1000 i.u. 11-201510 ml Heparin Retard s.c. 25 000 i.u. 11-20151 ml Fraxiparine s.c. s.c. 10 000 i.u. 11-20151 ml Actrapid s.c. 10 i.u. 15 i.u. 12 i.u. 14 i.u. Heparin Retard s.c. 2 500 i.u. 5 000 i.u. 7 500 i.u. 10 000 i.u. Fraxiparine s.c. 2000 i.u. 4000 i.u. 6000 i.u. 8000 i.u.

19. Resources  Lynn, P. Taylor's Clinical Nursing Skills. A nursing process approach. 2nd ed. Lippincott Williams & Wilkins: London, 2006  Dougherty, L.; Lister, S. The royal Marsden hospital manual of clinical nursing procedures. 6th edition. Blackwell Publishing Ltd: London. 2004  Smeltzer, S. C.; Bare, B. Textbook of Medical-Surgical nursing. 10th ed. Lippincott Williams & Wilkins: London, 2004  Nicol, M.; Bavin, C.; Bedford-Turner, S.; Cronin, P.; Rawlings-Anderson, K. Essential Nursing Skills. Elsevier: London, 2005