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NURS3715 Clinical Integration-Midterm Exam
Questions And Correct Answers


What is a peripheral catheter? - ANSWER Catheter inserted into the vein in the hand,
arm, food, leg, and scalp (newborns)



What is a central catheter? - ANSWER Catheter that is inserted into the jugular or
subclavian vein



What is a PICC line? - ANSWER Peripherally inserted central catheter that is inserted
into a peripheral vein



What is an isotonic solution? - ANSWER Same osmolarity as blood; increases the
intravascular volume



When do you use an isotonic solution? - ANSWER for hypotension, hypovolemia, or
vomiting



What are the types of isotonic solutions? - ANSWER N/S; 5% dextrose; ringers lactate



What is a hypotonic solution? - ANSWER lower osmolarity than blood; fluid moves from
the intravascular space into the interstitial and intracellular space



When do you use a hypotonic solution? - ANSWER for cellular dehydration

-> hypernatremia

->fluid volume maintenance

-> post-op clients

, What would be the type of solution you would use for fluid resuscitation? ANSWER
lactated ringers



What kind of solution would be utilized to expand volume, dilute medications, and keep
the veins open? ANSWER NS, 0.9%, NaCl



What kind of solution is considered to have equal osmolarity to a body fluid? ANSWER
Isotonic



What kind of solution is given for the replacement of sodium and volume? ANSWER D5
1/2 NS; D5N5 (sugar solution)



Why would you not want to give D5W to infant or head injury patients? - ANSWER It may
cause cerebral edema



What peripheral IV sites are used most often? - ANSWER basillic, cephalic & metacarpal



How often do you need to change IV solutions with additives? - ANSWER every 24 hours



How often do you need to change IV solutions without additives? - ANSWER every 72-96
hours



What is the gauge size you select for a 300ml/min flow rate? - ANS 14G



What is the gauge size you select for a 12ml/min flow rate? - ANS 26G



Where should the tourniquet be applied in preparation for the insertion of an IV? - ANS
10-15cm above the selected site



For how long do you allow the site to dry after it has been swabbed with an antiseptic

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