10 Questions
What is the purpose of administering medication via the intranasal route?
To allow for rapid absorption through the mucosal membranes
Which tool is essential for administering medication via the intranasal route?
3ml syringe
What is the purpose of the mucosal atomizer in intranasal medication administration?
To convert the medication into an aerosol for easy nasal administration
How should the medication be administered to the patient via the intranasal route?
By gently placing it into the nasal passage and administering the appropriate dose
What should be monitored following intranasal medication administration?
Patient's response and outcomes
Which type of medication is commonly administered via the intranasal route?
Narcotics
Why is intranasal medication administration preferred when IV access is not available?
It offers rapid access for medication absorption
What does the mucosal atomizer do to the medication for intranasal administration?
'Atomizes' it into an aerosol for nasal delivery
When administering medication via the intranasal route, what should be avoided to prevent discomfort to the patient?
'Flooding' or drowning the nose with excessive fluid
What is an essential component for administering intranasal medications?
A 5ml syringe
Test your knowledge of administering medication through the intranasal route, a method used for rapid absorption when IV access is not available. Explore the tools and medications used for this route of administration.
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