Lesson 2

Question 1

How many gtts for macro

Answer 1

10 15 20 gtts

Question 2

How many gtts for micro

Answer 2

60

Question 3

This drip is used for routine primary infusions

Answer 3

Macro-drip

Question 4

This drip is for pediatric or neonatal

Answer 4

Micro drip

Question 5

The drop fsctors can be located on the _____

Answer 5

Packaging of tubing

Question 6

This tubing is used to infuse continuous or intermittent fluid or medication

Answer 6

Primary

Question 7

Prevents fluid or medication from travelling up

Answer 7

Backcheck valve

Question 8

Used to infuse secondary medication and give push medication

Answer 8

Access port

Question 9

Used to regulate the speed of, or to stop, or start ; gravity infusion

Answer 9

Roller clamp

Question 10

Shorter in length than primary tubing

Answer 10

Secondary tubing

Question 11

Add on devices should be changed every _____

Answer 11

96 hours

Question 12

All IV tubing should be changed using ______

Answer 12

Sterile technique

Question 13

How many hours should a PRIMARY TUBING be changed?

Answer 13

72-96 hours

Question 14

How many hours should a SECONDARY OR INTERMITTENT TUBING be changed?

Answer 14

24 hours

Question 15

How many hours should SOLUTIONS WITH FAT EMULSION be changed?

Answer 15

24 hrs

Question 16

How many hours should a BLOOD PRODUCTS be changed?

Answer 16

4 hrs

Question 17

The minimum flow rate of KTVO

Answer 17

20-50 ml per hr

Question 18

If the tubin si kinkedbir bent

Answer 18

Tube occlasion

Question 19

What is the height of the tubing drop chamber

Answer 19

3 feet above Iv