Pharm Ii Iv Therapy

Front 1

The number of drops needed to deliver 1 mL of fluid.

Back 1

Drop Factor

Front 2

Size of a cannula (catheter) opening; gradual measurements of the outside diameter of a cannula

Back 2

Gauge

Front 3

Any infection in the fascia.

Back 3

Cellulitis

Front 4

Venipuncture should be _____ to previous punctures.
a)proximal
b)distal
c)lateral

Back 4

a)proximal to previous puncture

Front 5

An __-guage catheter is preferred when doing transfusion therapy.

Back 5

18

Front 6

Only _____ attempts at venipuncture are recommended.

Back 6

2

Front 7

A peripheral short catheter should be removed every ___.
a)day
b)48 hours
c)72 hours
d)72 days

Back 7

c)72 hours.

Front 8

The IV setup should be labeled in ___ spots.
a)1
b)2
c)3
d)4

Back 8

c)3

Front 9

An IV set that delivers 10, 15 or 20 drops per1 mL or drop factor

Back 9

Macrodrip

Front 10

An IV set that delivers 60 drops per 1 mL

Back 10

Microdrip

Front 11

Inflammation of the vein in which the endothelial cells of the venous wall become irritated and cells roughen, allowing platelets to adhere

Back 11

Phlebitis

Front 12

A twofold injury, that is thrombosis and inflammation

Back 12

Thrombophlebitis

Front 13

Inadvertent administration of a vesicant solution into surrounding tissue.Necrosis may occur.

Back 13

Extravasation