Final Exam Flashcards

(37 cards)

1
Q

How many pounds equals 1 kilogram?

A

2.2 lbs

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2
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BSA formula for metric system

A

BSA= square root of weight(kg) x height(cm) divided by 3,600

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3
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BSA formula for imperial

A

BSA= square root of weight(lb) x height(in) divided by 3131

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4
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How is BSA answered always formatted?

A

m^2

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5
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Infusion time formula

A

Volume
————-
mL/hr

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6
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What is the correct fluid level for an IV drip chamber?

A

Chamber half-full

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7
Q

What clamp is used to regulate IV flow rate?

A

Roller clamp

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8
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When might a slide clamp be used?

A

Stop the IV temporarily without disturbing the rate set on the roller clamp

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9
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What is a peripheral line

A

A site in an arm, hand, or leg vein

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10
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What is a central line?

A

IV catheter inserted into a deep chest vein

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11
Q

What is the common abbreviation for an intravenous piggyback?

A

IVPB

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12
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Is the intravenous piggyback a primary or secondary line?

A

Secondary

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13
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What must the height of a primary solution bag be when a secondary bag is infusing by gravity?

A

Primary bag must be lower than secondary bag

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14
Q

When is a saline lock or IPID used?

A

For intermittent infusions when a continuous IV is not necessary

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15
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What are the two strengths of heparin flush solutions available?

A

10 units/mL and 100 units/mL

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16
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What is the benefit of a double or triple lumen IV catheter?

A

Multiple medications can be given at the same time without mixing

17
Q

What does PICC mean?

A

Peripherally inserted central catheter

18
Q

What does a side clamp do?

A

Stop and start flow

19
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IV fluid abbreviation: D

20
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IV fluid abbreviation: W

21
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IV fluid abbreviation: NS

A

Normal saline

22
Q

What is normal saline?

A

0.9% sodium chloride

23
Q

What does D5NS mean?

A

5% dextrose with 0.9% sodium chloride

24
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What is 2NS

A

Half of NS (0.45% NaCl)

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What is 4NS
Quarter of NS (0.225% NaCl)
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What is the flow rate formula?
Flow rate (gtt/min) = mL X gtt/mL ————— Time in minutes
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Macro-drip IV drop sizes
10gtt/mL 15gtt/mL 20gtt/mL
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Micro-drip IV drop sizes
60gtt/mL
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Division factor for 10gtt/mL
6
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Division factor for 15gtt/mL
4
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Division factor for 20gtt/mL
3
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Division factor for 60gtt/mL
1
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Formula for calculating mL/hour
Volume (mL) ——————- Time (hours)
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Calculate mL/hour when minutes are given (formula)
Volume (mL). 60 mins —————- X ————- Time (mins). 1 hour
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Correct off-schedule rates
1. Determine time remaining 2. Determine volume remaining 3. Divide volume by time remaining 4. Use division factor
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Convert 13.33 hr to whole number
Multiply 0.33 by 60 then round = 20 mins = 13 hr 20 mins
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Completion time (example) IV started at 0400 competed in 2hr 30mins
0400+230=0630 (6:30 am)