MS 1- IV Therapy

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What interventions would you implement if a patient has an air embolism? Select all that apply.

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When the nurse is going to discontinue an IV , what is the first thing the nurse needs to do?

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When caring for a patient with an intermittent IV device what is the main thing we need to do?

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After failing on a second attempt to insert an IV, what should the nurse do next?

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If patient has an IV in the right forearm arm , and you need to change the IV site, Where should you insert the new Iv at?

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When scrubbing the hub, for how long do you apply friction?

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What are some symptoms associated with speed shock?

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What is speed shock caused by what?

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If a patient has a PIC line on their right shoulder, which arm do you wanna take the blood pressure with?

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If a patients IV site is cool to the touch, edema is present , its burning and painful , What could the patient be experiencing?

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If an IV is infused too rapidly and then the rate is slowed, What do you monitor the patient for?

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Why do you not irrigate an occluded canula?

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If a patient is presenting with edema, Increased BP, distended neck veins, rapid breathing, crackles in the lung and a moist cough, What would the nurse assume is going on ?

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If there is an infection at the puncture site, what would you see ? Select all that apply

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What is the point of a transparent dressing over the IV?

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If there is redness , sweling, and warmth at IV site, What could it be?

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How much fluid does an average adult need to replace what is lost through elimination in a 24 hour period?

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When a physician is writing orders what is an important guide when ordering electrolyte replacements?

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A solution with the same osmalaitly as blood, and is used to hydration

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Solution with less solute than blood, and is used to increase fluid to tissues

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Solution that has greater solute than blood, brings fluid from outside to inside the vein, used to decrease edema

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You must always ID your patient, If patient is unconscious, how do ID the patient?

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The doctors order must include what? Select all that apply

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How many drops does a macrodrop chamber use per minute?

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What is a macrodrop chamber used for ?

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how many drops per minute does a microdrop chamber put out?

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What are microdrop chambers used for ?

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When hanging a piggyback IV, which bag is higher?

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Irritation of the veins, S/S include; errythema, warmth, swelling, and tenderness

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A patient with an IV is experiencing Pain along the vein, decreased BP, increased pulse, and nail bed cyanosis. What would the nurse be concerned is happening?

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What are some signs and symptoms of Sepsis? Select all that apply

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If a patient is experiencing an allergic reaction to a medication through IV , what do you expect to see? Select all that apply

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If a patient is having an allergic reaction to the catheter used for the IV, what do you expect to see? Select all that apply

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What are the most common sites for IV insertion? Select all that apply

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How often do you check the IV site?

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What are the elderly most at risk for when receiving an IV?

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What can be used instead of a tourniquet for an elderly patient?

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When you add dextrose to an IV , what are you adding?

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When should you use a Butterfly needle? Select all that apply

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Is a central line made for long term use or short term use?

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Typically how long does a PIC line say in?

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How long is a peripheral IV used for ?

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When documenting on an IV site, what should be included? Select all that apply

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When educating a patient, what should the nurse include? Select all that apply

Quiz on MS 1- IV Therapy, created by April Woodland on 03/09/2018.

MS 1- IV Therapy

What interventions would you implement if a patient has an air embolism? Select all that apply.

When the nurse is going to discontinue an IV , what is the first thing the nurse needs to do?

When caring for a patient with an intermittent IV device what is the main thing we need to do?

After failing on a second attempt to insert an IV, what should the nurse do next?

If patient has an IV in the right forearm arm , and you need to change the IV site, Where should you insert the new Iv at?

When scrubbing the hub, for how long do you apply friction?

What are some symptoms associated with speed shock?

What is speed shock caused by what?

If a patient has a PIC line on their right shoulder, which arm do you wanna take the blood pressure with?

If a patients IV site is cool to the touch, edema is present , its burning and painful , What could the patient be experiencing?

If an IV is infused too rapidly and then the rate is slowed, What do you monitor the patient for?

Why do you not irrigate an occluded canula?

If a patient is presenting with edema, Increased BP, distended neck veins, rapid breathing, crackles in the lung and a moist cough, What would the nurse assume is going on ?

If there is an infection at the puncture site, what would you see ? Select all that apply

What is the point of a transparent dressing over the IV?

If there is redness , sweling, and warmth at IV site, What could it be?

How much fluid does an average adult need to replace what is lost through elimination in a 24 hour period?

When a physician is writing orders what is an important guide when ordering electrolyte replacements?

A solution with the same osmalaitly as blood, and is used to hydration

Solution with less solute than blood, and is used to increase fluid to tissues