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Week 6 PharmSherpath

Week 6 NCO Blood Products and Total Parenteral Nutrition

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Which statement is true about the Y-type set? There are two spikes above the tuning's drip chamber.
Drag and label the components of the blood administration set.. Parts of a blood administration set, including bags of blood and normal saline solution, Y type tubing, roller clamps, filter, and drip chamber. 3. ABO group 4. Rh Factor 2. Blood bag 5. Drip chamber 7.Bag of normal saline 6.Roller clamp 1.Filter
What type of saline solution is used concomitantly with blood products? Normal saline solution
Identify situations in which total parenteral nutrition (TPN) might be required? - GI fistulas- Extensive burns - Prolonged coma -Sever uncontrolled malabsorption
What is the tonicity of a central parenteral nutrition (CPN) solution? Hypertonic, high osmolarity solutions
A patient might require a peripheral parenteral nutrition (PPN) instead of a CPN. What factors determine the preferred route of administration? -Patient- Vein condition - Duration of TPN therapy
What are the components of a 3-in-1 solution? - Lipids - Dextrose- Amino acids
What is special about the tubing used for administration of blood products? it has a filter in the drip chamber
What type of filter is used when infusing blood products ? In-line filter
What gauge needle is most appropriate for administering blood products? 18G to 20G catheter
What is the maximum amount of calories/mL that can be delivered via TPN? 1 Calorie/mL
What is the maximum length of time a patient can receive a PPN? 2 weeks
Lipids in the TPN can become unstable after how mong? 12 hours
According to this label, the total volume to be infused is ___ mL 1248
According to this physician's order, the TPN should run at 104 mL/hour for ______ hours. 12
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