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CNJNE IVE Adult IV therapy Questions With Complete Solutions
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CNJNE IVE Adult IV therapy Questions With CompleteSolutions
A patient is typed and cross matched for four units of packed
cells with two units to be given now. The patient's blood type is
O+. What type of blood can be safely transfused? Correct
Answer O+
A patient w/short bowel syndrome and malabsorption complains
of numbness & tingling around the mouth, muscle tremors, &
emotional irritability. Trousseau's sign & Chvostek signs are
positive. The electrolyte imbalance is: Correct Answer
Hypocalcemia
A patient who is dialysis dependent missed the last dialysis
treatment and is now complaining of diarrhea, muscle twitching,
numbness and tingling on the face, tongue, and hands. The
significant other says the patient has also exhibited confusion.
The EKG shows wide QRS complexes with peaked T waves.
The electrolyte imbalance is: Correct Answer Hyperkalemia
A therapeutic incompatibility is an overlapping effect of two
drugs given too close together. Correct Answer True
According to the Infusion Nurses Society's standards, LPNs may
practice IV therapy if the following have been met: Correct
Answer 1. Has received formalized instruction in IV therapy.
2. Practices within his/her state's Nurse Practice Act.
3. Follows his/her institution's policy, procedures and guidelines
related to IV therapy.
, 4. All infusion-related tasks should be performed under the
supervision of a Registered Nurse.
An IV is sluggish and not running as ordered. What should you
do? Correct Answer 1- Identify possible causes for the IV
running sluggish
2- Correct possible cause, i.e. IV tubing kinked
Based upon the electrolyte results from the laboratory, which
condition(s) would you suspect? Correct Answer Hypokalemia
and hyponatremia
Doctor ordered dilantin (Phenytoin) 100 mg I.V.P.B. every 8
hours. Pharmacy sends you vials of dilantin. How do you
administer this? Correct Answer Mix Dilantin 100 mg with 50
ml 0.9% NaCL and give I.V.P.B.
Documentation content for any type of transfusion reaction must
include: Correct Answer Patient symptoms, nursing
interventions and patient response
Documentation content for any type of transfusion reaction must
include: Correct Answer Patient symptoms, nursing
interventions and patient response
Documentation of an initial insertion of an IV catheter should
include: Correct Answer 1. Date and time catheter was inserted
2. Gauge and length of catheter
3. Name of vein cannulated with specific description of where
along length of vein
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