Chapter 29 - Intravenous and Vascular Access Therapy Flashcards

1
Q

What are the goals of IV therapy?

A

-maintain fluid & electrolyte balances
-administer continuous or intermittent medications
-replenish blood volume

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2
Q

VAD

A

vascular access device

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3
Q

CVAD

A

central vascular access device

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4
Q

What does a short-peripheral IV line need to be locked with?

A

preservative-free 0.9% sodium chloride or normal saline

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5
Q

Risk for Isotonic Solutions

A

increased risk or fluid overload in patients with renal or cardiac disease

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6
Q

Hypotonic Solutions can…

A

exacerbate a hypotensive state

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7
Q

Hypertonic solutions can irritate…

A

veins and risk heart failure and pulmonary edema

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8
Q

Solutions and medications with an osmolarity greater than ____mOsm/L are infused through a CVAD

A

900

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9
Q

D5W is an __________ solution

A

isotonic

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10
Q

D10W is a __________ solution

A

hypertonic

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11
Q

D50W is a __________ solution

A

hypertonic

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12
Q

0.45% NS is a ___________ solution

A

hypotonic

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13
Q

0.33% NS is a ___________ solution

A

hypotonic

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14
Q

0.9% NS is an ___________ solution

A

isotonic

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15
Q

3-5% NS is a ___________ solution

A

hypertonic

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16
Q

Dextrose in saline solutions are _____________

A

hypertonic

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17
Q

Lactated ringer is __________ solution

A

isotonic

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18
Q

Dextrose 5% in LR is _____________

A

hypertonic

19
Q

Phlebitis

A

inflammation that causes a blood clot to form in a vein

20
Q

CLABSI

A

central line-associated bloodstream infection

21
Q

How often should you assess CVADs?

A

at least daily

22
Q

Assess short-peripheral catheters at least every ___ hours

A

4

23
Q

How often should you change a gauze IV dressing?

A

every 2 days

24
Q

How often should you change transparent semipermeable membrane (TSM)?

A

every 5-7 days

25
Q

Markers of Vascular Volume:

A

-urine output
-vital signs
-distended neck veins
-lung auscultation
-cap refill

26
Q

Markers of Interstitial Volume:

A

-skin turgor
-dependent edema
-oral mucous membrane
-thirst
-behaviour
-loc

26
Q

How full do you fill the IV drip chamber?

A

1/3 to 1/2 full

27
Q

How do you prime extension tubing?

A

-slowly inject saline to fill the tubing and connector, remove all the air

28
Q

Do you apply tape over a tsm dressing?

A

no, it prevents moisture from being carried away from the skin

29
Q

When do you use gauze dressings instead of tsm?

A

-drainage
-excessive perspiration or sensitivity
-allergic reaction

30
Q

What do you write on IV dressing label?

A

-date and time of iv insertion
-gauge size and length
-initials

31
Q

MARSI

A

medical adhesive-related skin injury

32
Q

s and s of fluid volume deficit (FVD)

A

-decreased urine output
-dry mucous membranes
-decreased cap refill
-tachycardia
-hypotension
-shock

33
Q

s and s of fluid volume excess (FVE):

A

-dyspnea
-crackles in lung
-edema
-increased urine output

34
Q

s and s of electrolyte imbalances

A

-abnormal serum electrolyte levels
-change in mental status
-alterations in neuromuscular function
-cardiac arrythmias
-changes in vital signs

35
Q

s and s of phlebitis

A

-pain
-redness
-warmth
-swelling
-induration
-presence of palpable cord along course of vein

36
Q

How to treat chemical phlebitis:

A

-apply heat
-elevate limb
-consider slowing infusion rate

37
Q

How to treat mechanical phlebitis:

A

-apply heat
-elevate limb
-monitor for 24 to 48 hours
-consider removal if s and s persist

38
Q

How to treat bacterial phlebitis:

A

remove IV

39
Q

What do you teach patient about activity restrictions with IVs?

A

-avoid strenuous exercise
-protect site when bathing or showering

40
Q

gravity infusion requires calculating _________

A

gtt/mL

41
Q

What flow rate does microdrip tubing deliver?

A

usually 60 gtt/mL, rates less than 100mL/hr

42
Q

What is the flow rate of macrodrip tubing?

A

10-15 gtt/mL and used for rates greater than 100mL/hr