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Before equipment setup and venipuncture how many seconds of hand hygeine are reccommended
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15-20
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IV therapy labels should be on which areas
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site, tubing and solution
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A substance that forms a true solutionn is a
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Crystalloid
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Maintenance solutions are used for pts who are
a: NPO for a short time b: Experiencing draining fistulas c:Dehydrated from GI loss |
a
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What is the most commonly used multiple electrolyte solution
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LR
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Before equipment setup and venipuncture how many seconds of hand hygeine are reccommended
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15-20
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IV therapy labels should be on which areas
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site, tubing and solution
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A substance that forms a true solutionn is a
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Crystalloid
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Maintenance solutions are used for pts who are
a: NPO for a short time b: Experiencing draining fistulas c:Dehydrated from GI loss |
a
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What is the most commonly used multiple electrolyte solution
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LR
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Before equipment setup and venipuncture how many seconds of hand hygeine are reccommended
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15-20
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IV therapy labels should be on which areas
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site, tubing and solution
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A substance that forms a true solutionn is a
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Crystalloid
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Maintenance solutions are used for pts who are
a: NPO for a short time b: Experiencing draining fistulas c:Dehydrated from GI loss |
a
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What is the most commonly used multiple electrolyte solution
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LR
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What is the most common complication of dextran administration
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fluid overload
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What is the purpose of a colloid solution
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to expand the intravascular compartment
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Dextrose and hyptonic sodium chlorde solutions are considered hyrating fluids because
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the water they provide equals that needed for excretion of sodium
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The expected outcome of administering a hypertonic solution is to
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shift ECF from intracellular space to plasma
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CNS depression, drowsiness, lethargy s/s this electrolyte imbalance
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hypermagnesemia
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Hyperirritability, tremors, increased tendon reflexes s/s this electrolyte imbalance
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hypomagnesemia
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Carpopedal spasm, laryngeal spasm, convulsions s/s this electrolyte imbalance
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hypocalcemia
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Bone tumores, prolonged immobilization, increased PTH secretion s/s this electrolyte imbalance
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hypercalcemia
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ECG with peaked narrow T wave, shortened QT interval, prolonged PR interval followed by disappearance of P wave s/s of this electrolyte imbalance
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hyperkalemia
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Treatment for a patient with metabolic alkalosis includes
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remove underlying cause
IVF NS Replace K+ deficit |
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Fluid of choice for metabolic acidosis
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sodium bicarb
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The follow RN dx would be appropriate for a pt with which electrolyte imbalance: Risk for Injury r/t electrolyte imbalance, tetany and seizures
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Hypocalcemia
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