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Question | Answer |
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What is the method used to instill fluids or medications directly into the bloodstream called | IV Therapy |
What is the administration of a large volume of fluid into a vein | infusion |
What is an injection of a saline solution into a vein for purpose of checking patency and placement of IV catheter as well as flushing catheter after use | Flush |
What is an IV infusion of blood or blood products | transfusion |
What is the solution or fluids that will be administered continuously | primary infusion |
What is the smaller amount that is administered intermittently, ie. IV Piggy Back | Secondary Infusion |
What color is the 16 gauge catheter | Grey |
What color is the 24 gauge catheter | Yellow |
What color is the 18 gauge catheter | Green |
What color is the 20 gauge catheter | Piink |
What color is the 22 gauge catheter | Blue |
What can you not put through a gauge smaller than 20/Pink | Blood |
Which line is inserted by a physician and the tip rests in the Vena Cava | Central Lines |
Which line can be inserted by a special RN, it is used for long term IV-therapy | PICC Line |
Where should you always try the IV first | Hand |
What color is Arterial blood | bright red |
What color is Vein blood | dark red |
The respiratory system and the renal system assist in regulation of | acid/base balance |
Fluid with a PH os 7.35 – 7.45 is | normal extracellular Fluid |
When CO2 is lost through rapid breathing and carbonic acid is depleted we have respiratory | alkalosis |
When the exhalation of CO2 is depressed and we hae too much carbinic acid we have respiratory | acidosis |
When there is an equal balance between the solute and the solvent in a solution it is | Isotonic solution |
When there is more of a solute than the solvent in a solution we have a | Hypertonic solution |
When there is more of a solution than the solvent in a solution we have a | Hypotonic solution |
Which electrolyte is normal at 3.5-5.3 and too little is called hypokalemia and too much is called Hyperkalemia | Potassium |
Which electrolyte is normal at 135-145 mEq/L, too much is called Hypernatremia and too little is Hyponatremia | Sodium |
Which electrolyte is normal at the level 4.6-5.1 mg/dL, too little is Hypocalcemia and too much is Hypercalcemia | Calcium |
What is the fluid inside the cells that constitutes 2/3 of the fluid in the adult | Intracellular Fluid |
What is the fluid outside the cells that constitutes 1/3 of the total body fluid of an adult and is also the most important fluid in fluid balance | Extracellular Fluid |
If we hae a depletion in our ectracellular fluid our body cannot regulate what | blood pressure |
Hypertonic fluids, ex: D20W, D50W, D51/2NS, D5NS, D10NS, 3%NS, D5LR, will shrink what | blood cells |
Hypotonic fluids, ex: 1/2NS, pulls into the blood cells which leaves them overhydrated and they could | bust |
How many attempts at an IV does a Student Nurse get | One |
Isotonic solutions, ex: D5W, D51/4NS, NS, Ringer’s Solution and LR, is the same pressure so what happens | nothing or equal sharing |
What does it mean when a cell’s membrane allows only certain specific substances to pass thru | selectively permeable |
What is the type of transport that uses no energy and includes osmosis, diffusion and filtration | Passive Transport |
What type of transport requires energy, ATP, to perform igts duties | Active Transport |
What is the leaking in the white blood cells called | Neutropenic |
Chemotherapy is what to the renal system | nephrotoxic |
What do we use to calculate the amount of chemo to give a pt | BMI |
How do you figure a pt’s BMI | KG divided by Meters squared |