Career Paths Units 13 (Administering Medication) and 14 (Describing Frequency)

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Across
  1. 3. Latin words for 'every hour, hourly'
  2. 4. Latin words for 'before meals'
  3. 5. injection into a vein using a syringe, either fast or over a long period
  4. 6. Latin words for 'take four times a day'
  5. 8. medications that destroy or slow the growth of bacteria and microorganisms
  6. 10. Latin words for 'take after meals'
  7. 11. Latin words for 'take every other day'
  8. 13. Latin words for 'take twice per day'
  9. 14. fast I.V.
  10. 15. Latin word for 'drop'
  11. 16. 2-5 mL injection delivered into the musculature at a 90 degree angle
  12. 20. Latin words for 'take as needed'
  13. 21. injection of a maximum of 0.5mLs of medication into the epidermis at a 10-15 degree angle
  14. 23. injection route used when medication can stain or cause skin irritation
  15. 24. I.V. over a long period
  16. 26. Latin words for 'take three times per day'
Down
  1. 1. Latin words for 'P.R.'
  2. 2. 1 mL or less injection delivered into the fatty layer under the skin at a 45 or 90 degree angle
  3. 6. Latin words for 'take every day at bedtime'
  4. 7. literal English meaning of 'P.O.'
  5. 9. administered beneath the tongue
  6. 12. to dispense or apply
  7. 17. applied to a certain part of the surface of the body
  8. 18. layer of the bone which nurses must take care not to hit during a subcutaneous injection
  9. 19. Latin words for 'P.O.'
  10. 22. drug that specifically treats viral infections
  11. 25. to change the color of something so that it cannot be easily removed
  12. 27. the amount and frequency of a medicine or drug that should be taken over a period of time