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Test 4 - IV

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What are reasons why an IV would be used? (7)   show
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Method of infusion whose flow rate is adjusted through the use of a flow control roller clamp   show
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Method of infusion where fluids are infused by a controller at a prescribed rate   show
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What three factors might affect the flow rate that is controlled by a pump?   show
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show Height hung, movement/change in position, flexion of involved extremity, viscosity of fluids like blood  
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Continuous infusion rate are generally between ___ to ____ ml/hr   show
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show To keep open rate  
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KVO means   show
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People who receive antibiotics with a mini bag receive them on a ____ basis   show
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Site that is started in the hand, forearm or in the scalp of an infant   show
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show Temporary  
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show 72-96 hrs, every 3-4 days  
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What are the four types of central lines   show
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The PICC line is inserted into the ____ through a ____.   show
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Who inserts a PICC?   show
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show Sutures or steri-strips  
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Who places a non-tunneled CVC line?   show
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show Subclavian or jugular vein  
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show Right atrium  
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What is a non-tunneled CVC line secured with?   show
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show Nontunneled CVC  
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Type of central line that is DIRECT and tunneled   show
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show Subclavian vein and superior vena cava  
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show Chest wall  
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show Dacron cuff  
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show Groshong, Kickman, Broviac  
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What type of central line is surgically implanted under the skin?   show
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How is a mediport accessed   show
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show No  
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show Mediport  
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CVC means   show
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What are eight reasons that a CVC would be used?   show
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show Fluid overload  
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Device that can be used to reduce the risk for fluid overload, especially in pediatrics. Can be used to deliver intermittent medications that need to be diluted further.   show
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Needle out of vein and into tissue is called   show
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What are three signs of infiltration?   show
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Inflammation of the vein is called   show
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What are the three signs of phlebitis?   show
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Can medication being infused cause phlebitis?   show
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Too much fluid in the system can cause   show
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What are three signs of fluid overload?   show
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What are four “signs” that the IV line is patent?   show
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How often should the IV bag be changed?   show
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How often should IV tubing be changed?   show
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How often should TPN tubing be changed?   show
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show As needed or per agency policy.  
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