Administration of Parenteral Medications: Intravenous Medications:
Exam (Remotely Proctored)
Due May 26 at 11:59pm Points 12 Questions 12 Time Limit 24 Minutes
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Question 1 pts
Which of the following are assessment measures the nurse should make before administering an IV medication? (Select all that
apply.)
Length of time patient has been hospitalized.
Assistive personnel's ability to monitor infusion.
Patient's understanding of medication therapy.
History of medication allergies.
Rate of infusion.
Drug information and compatibility.
Patency and appearance of IV site.
The nurse should assess the IV site for patency because a patent IV is necessary for IV medication administration. The
nurse should assess the IV site for infiltration or phlebitis that would require discontinuing the catheter and initiating a new
IV site. To avoid administration of a contraindicated medication, the nurse must check the patient's history of medication
allergies. The nurse should determine whether the patient has a history or presence of liver or renal disease, which can
affect drug absorption, metabolism, and excretion, increasing the patient's risk of drug toxicity. The nurse may ask the
patient to state the purpose, side effects, dosage, and frequency of medication therapy to validate the patient's
understanding, which may reveal a need for further education. The nurse may use a drug reference to verify the action,
purpose, onset, peak, usual dose, side effects, and nursing implications of the medication to administer the medication
safely and monitor the patient's response to therapy. Determining compatibility of medications and IV solutions is important
to avoid crystallization of solution or clouding of IV fluids. Checking the rate of infusion is necessary to administer a
medication safely by the IV route. Medications that are given too rapidly can cause the patient to have serious adverse
outcomes. Determining the length of the patient's hospitalization is unnecessary. It is the nurse's responsibility to monitor
the patient's infusion, although assistive personnel may be instructed to report any adverse reactions or complaints the
patient is having.
Question 2 pts
Which of the following is a correct sequence for administering an IV piggyback through an existing IV infusion that uses a
needleless system?
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