INTRAVENOUS THERAPY/BLOOD PRODUCT
Doctor orders infuse 1000ml over 10 hours with drop factor of 15gtts/ml.
What is 25 gtts/min?
What is serous, sanguineous, serosanguineous, and purulent?
Importance of eating after insulin injection?
What is avoiding hypoglycemia?
High-pitched musical sounds.
What is wheezing?
Scale to assess neurological status
What is Glasgow coma scale?
Inflammation along the vein line.
What is phlebitis?
Beneficial change to daily activities to promote wound healing.
What is a well balanced high protein diet.
Pulling the patient skin laterally before an injection.
What is z-track technique?
Patient responding to questions spontaneously and is alert and orientated.
What is level of consciousness in normal limits?
Individuals perception, feelings, and reported symptoms.
What is subjective data?
Most appropriate solution for priming blood intravenous line.
What is 0.9 normal saline?
Nurse should use this intervention with a child who is fearful of a wound irrigation.
What is give demonstration before performing wound care?
Which gauge needle would be used on a patient that is 5'5 and weighs 160lbs for intramuscular.
What is 21 gauge needle?
Left side midclavicular 5th intercostal space.
What is listening to the apical pulse?
Activity, sensory perception, moisture, nutrition, and friction & shear are indicators on this standardized test.
What is Braden scale?
Length of time PRBC is good for?
What is 4 hours?
What is a slightly reddened, swollen, with no drainage noted incision?
________ is an indication of Opioid toxicity.
What is respiratory depression?
Tube feed intolerance.
What is nausea, vomiting, cramping, diarrhea, abdominal distention.
Order: Dilaudid 5.0mg for pain, supplied Dilaudid 50mg.
What is the right medication dose.
Normal saline 3%.
Define how infection control is promoted after removing the old dressing.
What is performing hand hygiene and changing gloves?
An unusual reaction that is unpredictable to a drug.
What is idiosyncratic reaction?
Moderately severe with 6mm depression that may last more than one minute.
What is +3 pitting edema.
This document sets out specific criteria for LPNs.
What is the BCCNM documentation practice standards.