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        | IV therapy is used for administration of fluids containing what? |  | Definition 
 
        | H2O, Dextrose, Fat Emulsions, Vitamins, Electrolytes, Drugs |  | 
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        | for drugs unable to be absorbed via the GI Tract, better drug availability, Rapid distribution, rapid onset, delayed deactivation by the liver. |  | 
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        | When is an IV appropriate? |  | Definition 
 
        | Life threatening situations, when meds can't be delivered another way, unconscious client, other routes not available, drugs are harmful to tissues |  | 
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        | define Hypotonic & example |  | Definition 
 
        | used to dilute excess serum electrolytes ex: 0.45%NS |  | 
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        | Hypertonic (give example) |  | Definition 
 
        | corrects electrolyte imbalances, as in GI loss Ex: D5NS, D5LR |  | 
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        | used to expand volume Ex: NS, LR, D5W |  | 
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        | Complications of IV Therapy |  | Definition 
 
        | sepsis, thrombosis, phlebitis, air emboli, infiltration, speed shock, fluid overload |  | 
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        | catheter dislodged, fluid enters tissues |  | 
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        | irritated, red, painful vein |  | 
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        | for antibiotics or chemotherapy |  | 
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        | rapid onset, narrow index of safety, (must dilute) |  | 
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        | keep vein open, 10-20 mL/hr |  | 
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        | Hand, arm, feet, & legs (scalp in neonates) |  | 
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        | Subclavian catheter, PICC, Femoral catheter, hickman catheter, broviac catheter, groshong catheter, & implantable access port |  | 
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        | Peripheral "INT" intermittent infusion devices |  | Definition 
 
        | flushed with saline q8-12 hrs and before/after infusion |  | 
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        | after removing peripheral int document what? |  | Definition 
 
        | insertion site free of s/s of infection, catheter removed intact |  | 
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        | Check IV infusion and site how often? |  | Definition 
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        | Piggyback/Secondary (IVPB) |  | Definition 
 
        | Intermittent infusions (IV bags 50, 100, 150 mL) |  | 
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        | Steps for preparing an IV infusion |  | Definition 
 
        | -Remove fluids from wrapper -Inspect
 -Remove tubing from package
 -Clamp
 -Spike
 -Fill
 -Prime
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