1) Give 2 therapeutic communication statements that the RN could… 1) Give 2 therapeutic

1) Give 2 therapeutic communication statements that the RN could… 1) Give 2 therapeutic communication statements that the RN could use to ease the worry of the pediatric client whom must undergo venipuncture. (1 point)  2) Describe the consequences to a client if a nurse unintentionally punctures an artery for infusion therapy instead of venipuncture. (1 point)  3) Describe the rationale for using the smallest cannula possible for venipuncture. (1 point) 4) The use of laminar flow hoods in the pharmacy when preparing IV solutions: (Select all that apply-1 point)May decrease airborne contaminants entering the IV solutionWill protect the pharmacist from exposure to all chemicalsProvides a constant, one-directional flow of filtered area on the work spaceShould especially be used when preparing cytotoxic medications5) Mr. Cummings, a client with delirium, is admitted to the hospital.  His lab results were: Na 155, Cl 101, K 3.9, HCO3 21, BUN 88, glucose 99.  Based on these results, which of the following nursing diagnoses are the most appropriate for this client? (1 point)Imbalanced nutrition, less than body requirementsImpaired urinary eliminationFluid volume deficitFluid volume excessSelf-care deficit: feeding6) What are the two main different types of IV replacement fluid and describe the difference between the two different types of fluid?  Give an example of both kinds of solutions. (2 points)   7) List three ways to prevent complications from occurring with IV therapy. (1 point)   8) Joseph, a young adult client, has been admitted to a medical unit with complaints of fever, vomiting and diarrhea.  The nurse documents the nursing diagnosis of Fluid Volume Deficit on his care plan.  Which of the following lab results would demonstrate an improvement in Joseph’s condition? (1 point)Urine specific gravity 1.025, Hematocrit 44%, Sodium 140Urine specific gravity 1.000, Hematocrit 37%, Sodium 133Urine specific gravity 1.040, Hematocrit 55%, Sodium 156 9) When giving potassium infusions, the medication must be _____________, the concentration should not exceed ____________and should not be given at a rate that exceeds __________.   _________monitoring should be done during potassium infusions.  The most common client complaint during potassium infusion is _______________. If this occurs, the nurse should ___________________________(1 point) 10) What is biofilm and what are the implications of it in IV therapy? (1 point)  11) List signs and symptoms that could be present in the following body systems during fluid volume excess and fluid volume deficit. (2 points) Fluid Volume ExcessFluid Volume DeficitCardiovascular  Urinary  Gastrointestinal  Musculoskeletal  Neurosensory  Integumentary  Respiratory   12) What are the dangers of using D5W for hydration? (1 point)  13) Describe 4 specialized nursing considerations related to safety for each of the following categories of clients regarding IV therapy: (1 point)Pediatric clientsGeriatric clients 14) If children require 20ml/kg/hr of IV fluid replacement for the first hour of initial management of fluid loss, how many ml/hr will the nurse set the pump at for a child weighing 14 pounds?  Calculate ml/hr for the first hour, rounding to the nearest whole number. (1 point) 15) Using scholarly resources and/or a state board of nursing website, please discuss the scope of practice for IV therapy for the LPN and the RN.  (2 points)   Health Science Science Nursing NUR 2115 Share QuestionEmailCopy link Comments (0)

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