IV Insertion

Question 1

It is an administrations of fluids, electrolytes, nutrients or medications directly into the vein.

Answer 1

Intravenous Insertion

Question 2

The provider prescribes the type of IV fluid, volume, and the rate at which to
infuse the IV.

Answer 2

DESCRIPTION OF PROCEDURE

Question 3

Assess type and size of needle needed, IV solution, site

Answer 3

Assessment

Question 4

1. To establish or maintain a fluid and electrolytes balance.

Answer 4

Objectives

Question 5

2. Administer continuous or intermittent, and bolus medications.

Answer 5

Objectives

Question 6

3. Administer fluid to keep vein open (KVO).

Answer 6

Objectives

Question 7

4. Administer blood or blood components

Answer 7

Objectives

Question 8

5. Administer intravenous IV anesthetic,

Answer 8

Objectives

Question 9

6. Maintain or correct patient’s nutritional status.

Answer 9

Objectives

Question 10

7. Administer diagnostic reagents.

Answer 10

Objectives

Question 11

8. Monitor hemodynamic functions

Answer 11

Objectives

Question 12

issued the first Edition of IV Standards on IV therapy.

Answer 12

PRC- BON Resolution No. 8, 1994

Question 13

“ States that the administration of oarenteral injection is included in
scope of nursing practice”

Answer 13

RA 9173 ( Philippine Nursing Act of 2002)

Question 14

in collaboration with PRC BON

Answer 14

Association of Nursing Service Administrations of the
Philippines, Inc (ANSAP)

Question 15

a solution which has the same dissolved particles with the
plasma.

Answer 15

ISOTONIC SOLUTION

Question 16

contains higher concentration of solutes, causing the fluid out of the cell and cell shrink.

Answer 16

HYPERTONIC SOLUTION

Question 17

a solution with lower concentration of solutes, causing a fluid to shift from intravascular to intracellular, making the cell swell.

Answer 17

HYPOTONIC SOLUTION