B1.0 Manage various routes of B1.1 Safely deliver medications using 3 medication administration and techniques by various medication elaborate on the advantages, routes including the alimentary and disadvantages, and techniques of parenteral routes. each. Samples of Behavior: Peripheral Venous Cannulation Intraosseous Intramuscular (Manual) Subcutaneous (Manual) Aerosolized Nebulized Sublingual Intranasal Transtracheal Intravenous bolus/infusion Gastric Rectal Topical Accessing implanted/central intravenous port B2.0 Understand phlebotomy technique B2.1 Demonstrate therapeutic 2 for obtaining blood samples phlebotomy. Samples of Behavior: Communication skills Blood sampling B3.0 Formulate drug dose calculations B3.1 Calculate the correct amount of 3 medication to be administered to a patient via various enteral and parenteral routes based on medical direction’s orders. LEARNING OBJECTIVES B1.1.1 Describe the routes of administration 2 2 B1.1.2 Describe techniques to administer medication to patients. 3 B1.1.3 Discuss standardization of drugs. 3 B1.1.4 Explain medication classification. B2.1.1 Describe techniques to perform phlebotomy. 2 B3.1.1 Calculate drug dosages. 3 MODULE B OUTLINE: Routes of administration Administration of medication to patients Standardized drugs Medication classification Drug dose calculations MODULE C EMERGENCY MEDICATIONS – PROFESSIONAL COMPETENCIES PERFORMANCE OBJECTIVES KSA
B1.0 Manage various routes of medication administration and elaborate on the advantages, disadvantages, and techniques of each. B1.1 Safely deliver medications using techniques by various medication routes including the alimentary and parenteral routes. Samples of Behavior: Peripheral Venous Cannulation Intraosseous Intramuscular (Manual) Subcutaneous (Manual) Aerosolized Nebulized Sublingual Intranasal Transtracheal Intravenous bolus/infusion Gastric Rectal Topical Accessing implanted/central intravenous port 3 B2.0 Understand phlebotomy technique for obtaining blood samples B2.1 Demonstrate therapeutic phlebotomy. Samples of Behavior: Communication skills Blood sampling 2 B3.0 Formulate drug dose calculations B3.1 Calculate the correct amount of medication to be administered to a patient via various enteral and parenteral routes based on medical direction’s orders. 3 LEARNING OBJECTIVES B1.1.1 Describe the routes of administration B1.1.2 Describe techniques to administer medication to patients. B1.1.3 Discuss standardization of drugs. B1.1.4 Explain medication classification. 2 2 3 3 B2.1.1 Describe techniques to perform phlebotomy. 2 B3.1.1 Calculate drug dosages. 3 MODULE B OUTLINE: Routes of administration Administration of medication to patients Standardized drugs Medication classification Drug dose calculations MODULE C – EMERGENCY MEDICATIONS PROFESSIONAL COMPETENCIES PERFORMANCE OBJECTIVES KSA
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