- Information
- AI Chat
Pharm ATI #12 - Neal
Neal
Course
Pharmacokinetics and Medication Administration (NURS 205)
73 Documents
Students shared 73 documents in this course
University
Widener University
Academic year: 2022/2023
Uploaded by:
Anonymous Student
This document has been uploaded by a student, just like you, who decided to remain anonymous.
Widener UniversityRecommended for you
Related Studylists
Fundamentals NotesPreview text
IV Therapy and Peripheral Access
Isotonic solutions
~ have the same effective
osmolality as body fluids
- expand intravascular volume
Hypotonic solutions
- have an effective
osmolality less
than
body
fluids
- expand the intracellular space
Hypertonic solutions
- have a
greater osmolality than body fluids
- infused to treat clients who have severe
hypoatremia
clients who can benefitfrom midline catheters
- clients who have limited peripheral veins
- altered
peripheral skin integrity
longer term Iv antibiotics
- heparin infusions for DVT
- repeated steroid infusions
Interventions that should notbe conducted on midline catheters
- Parenteral nutrition
-solutions with osmolarity greater than 600 mosm/
- routine blood draws
- incompatible medication administration via dual
lumen catheters
circulatory
overload
- a systemic complication of IV
therapy that causes
excess fluid in the circulatory system
How long can an IV solution be used? - hang lipid-containing solutions for no longer than 24 hours -
hang lipid-only emulsions for no longer than 12
hours
hany
blood and blood products for no longer than 4 hours
Why should I back prime secondary tubing instead
####### ofpriming it?
- none of the medication in the secondary bay will
getwasted or lostwhile you prime the tubing
How
long can an
IV catheter stay in place?
~ should be changed no more than every 12 to 96 hours
Inserting a
Peripheral IV catheter ~ Date and time IV catheter was inserted ~
####### Type, length, gauge, and brand of catheter inserted
~ Location where IV catheter was inserted -Number and location ofattempts to insert catheter ~ In solution and any additives infused
- Flow rate and if infusing via electrical infusion device or by gravity
- condition of the IV Site
####### Type ofdressing
and stabilizing device used
- client's status
- Name of person starting the IV
####### Discontinuing a peripheral IV infusion
- Date and time the IV infusion was discontinued
-whether the IV catheterwas intact
-condition of the IU Site
Type of dressing applied
- Amountof Fluid infused
- Name of person discontinuing the IV infusion
Was this document helpful?
Pharm ATI #12 - Neal
Course: Pharmacokinetics and Medication Administration (NURS 205)
73 Documents
Students shared 73 documents in this course
University: Widener University
Was this document helpful?
IV
Therapy
and
Peripheral
Access
Isotonic
solutions
~
have
the
same
effective
osmolality
as
body
fluids
-
expand
intravascular
volume
Hypotonic
solutions
-
have
an
effective
osmolality
less
than
body
fluids
-
expand
the
intracellular
space
Hypertonic
solutions
-
have
a
greater
osmolality
than
body
fluids
-
infused
to
treat
clients
who
have
severe
hypoatremia
clients
who
can
benefit
from
midline
catheters
-
clients
who
have
limited
peripheral
veins
-
altered
peripheral
skin
integrity
-
longer
term
Iv
antibiotics
-
heparin
infusions
for
DVT
-
repeated
steroid
infusions
Interventions
that
should
not
be
conducted
on
midline
catheters
-
Parenteral
nutrition
-solutions
with
osmolarity
greater
than
600
mosm/
-
routine
blood
draws
-
incompatible
medication
administration
via
dual
lumen
catheters
circulatory
overload
-
a
systemic
complication
of
IV
therapy
that
causes
excess
fluid
in
the
circulatory
system
