SAS 9

Question 1

Choice of expanding the extracellular
fluid (ECF) volume because it does
not enter the intracellular fluid (ICF)

Answer 1

0.9% NaCl

Question 2

Also known as the Hartmann solution

Answer 2

Lactated Ringer 5% Dextrose in Water

Question 3

Replaces water in patients
who have have hypovolemia
with hypernatremia

Answer 3

0.45% Sodium chloride

Question 4

Used to allow kidneys to retain the
needed amounts of water, typically
administered with dextrose to increase
tonicity

Answer 4

0.33% NaCl

Question 5

Often used as maintenance fluid for
pediatric patients

Answer 5

0.225% NaCl

Question 6

Used in the
treatment of ketosis of starvation and provides
calories

Answer 6

Dextrose in 10% water

Question 7

Osmotic diuretic
that causes shifts between various compartments to promote diuresis

Answer 7

Dextrose in 20% water

Question 8

Treat severe
hypoglycemia and administered rapidly via IV bolus

Answer 8

Dextrose in 50% water

Question 9

Polysaccharides that act as colloids

Answer 9

Dextran

Question 10

what is preferred Intradermal gauge?

Answer 10

26-28

Question 11

what is preferred intramuscular gauge?

Answer 11

26-30

Question 12

what is preferred to subcutaneous gauge?

Answer 12

19-27

Question 13

what is the right angle for intradermal injection?

Answer 13

10-15

Question 14

what is the right angle for subcutaneous injection?

Answer 14

45-90

Question 15

what is the right angle for intramuscular injection?

Answer 15

90