A route of drug administration is a way in which the drug gains access to the body. Routes that ...

A route of drug administration is a way in which the drug gains access to the body. Routes that allow access through the vasculature of the gastrointestinal system are called:
 
  A) parenteral.
  B) percutaneous.
  C) enteral.
  D) aseptic.

Question 2

Which of the following is CORRECT regarding tularemia?
 
  A) It is a gastrointestinal illness spread through food.
  B) It causes hemolytic uremic syndrome if left untreated.
  C) It is a bacterial infection transmitted by black-legged ticks.
  D) It has been identified as a potential weapon of bioterrorism.

Question 3

Which of the following is a phase of the medication administration process that is particularly error-prone?
 
  A) Giving the drug order
  B) Transcribing (interpreting) the order
  C) Documentation
  D) All of the above are error-prone.

Question 4

All of the following are correct regarding bacterial meningitis EXCEPT:
 
  A) meningococcal bacteria enter the blood causing damage to blood vessels.
  B) seizures and altered mental status can occur in bacterial meningitis.
  C) bacterial meningitis is typically less serious than viral meningitis.
  D) meningococcal bacterium commonly resides in the nasal passages.