A patient has been recently diagnosed with Syphilis. The physician ordered to initiate Benzanthine Penicillin 2.4 mg/4 mL. What route will be used to administer this
medication? What is the Z track method? Which one of the Rhi County employees would need to be notified of the syphilis diagnosis?
Rout of Benzanthine pencillin is intramuscular-it is given in the gluteal muscles in thigh
Z track method=in this method skin hold back word and firmly so that injection can insert easily while using big needles and it aid to prevent leakage of medicine into subcutaneous tissue which may sometimes leads to haematoma formation.
.local health juridisiory staff should be informed about this condition to collect data regarding occurence and prevent transmission.
A patient has been recently diagnosed with Syphilis. The physician ordered to initiate Benzanthine Penicillin 2.4...
A new patient diagnosed with C-diff infection, who has frequent bouts of diarrhea, has been admitted to the unit. A. What is the cause of C-diff infection? B. Name one treatment for C-diff. C. According to the chain of infection, the diarrhea exhibited in a C-diff infection represents which part of the chain? D. What type of isolation would be initiated for this patient? 4. A patient has been recently diagnosed with Syphilis. The physician ordered to initiate Benzanthine Penicillin...
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