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What is the most appropriate fluid to administer for vascular volume in the prehospital care?
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.9% sodium chloride (normal saline)
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Which is NOT a site of peripheral access?
Jugular Median Basilic Saphenous Subclavian |
Subclavian
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T or F: The Femoral Vein is NOT a site for central venous access?
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False (it is)
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What is the max volume of med you can give in the deltoid muscle?
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2ml
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How many drips in a Microdrip set equal 1ml?
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60
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The max volume of medication you want to give subcunateously?
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1 ml or less
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When preparing a constricting you want to constrict ___ only and for no longer than ___ seconds.
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Venous flow not arterial and 2 minutes
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Swelling with no heat or redness around an IV site is likely caused by:
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Fluids extravasated into the tissue surrounding the IV.
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