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IV Therapy Indications, Complications

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show fluid volume maintenance, fluid volume replacement, med administration, blood administration, TPN, emergency line,  
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Advantages of IV Therapy   show
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IV and Dressing changes   show
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Nursing responsibilities for IV sites   show
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Complications of IV therapy   show
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Infliltration   show
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show swelling, pain, cool to touch, decreased flow, wet dressing, no back flow.  
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Causes of Infiltration and Extravasion   show
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show Remove IV, cool compress  
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Occlusion causes   show
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show IV stops dripping  
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show milk IV, aspirate, irrigate (if no resistance OK, if resistance may be clot>  
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show don't let IV run dry, flush periodically with 1-5 cc of NSS and before and after any intermittent IV therapy.  
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show bacterial, chemical, mechanical  
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Phelebitis Intervention   show
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Phlebitis Assessment   show
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show IV left in too long, irritating fluids, clot at tip of cannula, cath too large for vein  
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show clear fluids, dextrose or saline, can be Iso, Hypo or Hyper tonic  
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Colloids   show
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Isotonic IV   show
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Reasons to give an Isotonic IV   show
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Complications of Isotonic IV   show
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Examples of Isotonic Solutions   show
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show Will cause fluid to shift from intravascular to intracellular space.  
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show dehydration  
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show .45% sodium chloride, 5%dextrose water (becomes hypotonic in body)  
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Complications of hypotonic solution   show
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show low bp, slight edema but not w/CHF, pulls fluid from intracellular space to intravascular space  
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show Not as strong as Albumin, 10% Dextrose in Water D10W, 5% normal saline, D5 Ringers Lactate  
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show more fluid in bloodstream can cause circulatory overload.  
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show Patient Controlled Analgesia  
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3 settings of PCA   show
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Central Venous Therapy Indications   show
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show altered skin integrity, anomalies of central vasculature, cancer in area, coagulopathies, fractured clavicle, septicemia, radiation to insertion site  
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show subclavian, jugular, femoral vein, cephalic vein(is peripheral but the line runs to central area)  
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show Air embolism, pneumothorax, sepsis,chest pain, confusion, hypotension, dyspnea, pallor, tachycardia, tachypnea, unresponsiveness  
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Components of Intravenous Nutritional Support   show
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Lipids in Intravenous Nutritional Support   show
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show not refrigerated, observe for spoilage (fat on top, discoloration), expiration dateNo filter. , must be infused on IV pump, glucose monitored, gradual weaning. Daily weights,  
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show hypoglycemia, hyperglycemia, dehydration, infection  
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Reasons to give IV Nutritional Support   show
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