Peripheral Intravenous Therapy Flashcards

1
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what are hypotonic solutions used for?

A

fluid replacement for diabetic patient

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what are isotonic solutions used for?

A

resuscitation

blood transfusion

treatment of metabolic acidosis in view of fluid loss

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what are hypertonic solutions use for ?

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  • postoperative fluid Maintainance

- acute correction of electrolytes imbalance

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4
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example of isotonic solutions

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normal saline and ringer’s lactate. ( hartman)

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5
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example of hypertonic

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dextrose, 5% normal saline

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6
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sites for venipuncture

A

median cubital, antecubital fossa, cephalic vein, basilic vein

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7
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complications of IV therapy

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  • phlebitis
  • embolism
  • infiltration
  • extravasation
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8
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what is thrombophlebitis

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inflammation of a vein accompanied by pain, erythema, oedema

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embolism

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an embolus travels thru the bloodstream & becomes lodged in a blood vessel

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10
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infiltration is the process whereby ________

A

fluid passes into the tissue

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extravasation

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a passage or escape into the tissue, usually of blood, serum or lymph .

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