Chapter 29 - Intravenous and Vascular Access Therapy Flashcards
What are the goals of IV therapy?
-maintain fluid & electrolyte balances
-administer continuous or intermittent medications
-replenish blood volume
VAD
vascular access device
CVAD
central vascular access device
What does a short-peripheral IV line need to be locked with?
preservative-free 0.9% sodium chloride or normal saline
Risk for Isotonic Solutions
increased risk or fluid overload in patients with renal or cardiac disease
Hypotonic Solutions can…
exacerbate a hypotensive state
Hypertonic solutions can irritate…
veins and risk heart failure and pulmonary edema
Solutions and medications with an osmolarity greater than ____mOsm/L are infused through a CVAD
900
D5W is an __________ solution
isotonic
D10W is a __________ solution
hypertonic
D50W is a __________ solution
hypertonic
0.45% NS is a ___________ solution
hypotonic
0.33% NS is a ___________ solution
hypotonic
0.9% NS is an ___________ solution
isotonic
3-5% NS is a ___________ solution
hypertonic
Dextrose in saline solutions are _____________
hypertonic
Lactated ringer is __________ solution
isotonic