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IV Therapy Essentials QUIZ 3Online version Basics of IV therapy by Taj Rayford 1 Which substance is commonly administered via IV for hydration and electrolytes? a Dextrose 5% in water b Normal saline c Lactated Ringer's solution d Heparin solution 2 What is a key sign of IV infiltration? a Fever b Clear, unaltered IV flow c Excessive warmth of the skin d Swelling around the IV site 3 Which technique minimizes infection risk during IV placement? a Aseptic skin preparation and sterile catheter** b Touching the needle before insertion c Reusing IV tubing without change d Using non-sterile gloves 4 What should you do if you notice phlebitis around the IV site? a Remove the catheter and apply warm compress b Change to a larger catheter without assessment c Ignore it and continue use d Increase IV flow rate 5 Which vein is commonly used for peripheral IV access in adults? a Internal jugular vein b Cephalic vein c Saphenous vein d Femoral vein 6 What is the purpose of a pressure infuser in IV therapy? a To monitor blood pressure b To filter IV fluids c To sterilize the IV d To elevate IV pressure and speed flow in some routes 7 Which IV complication involves fluid leaking into surrounding tissue? a Thrombosis b Extravasation (same as infiltration in many texts) c Infiltration d Air embolism 8 Which statement best describes isotonic IV fluids? a They are hypertonic to blood b They rapidly dehydrate cells c They are hypotonic to blood d They have similar osmolality to blood 9 What is a common purpose of using IV antibiotics? a To replace oral therapy only b To cause dehydration c To delay medication absorption d Treat systemic or local infection quickly 10 Which action ensures safe IV medication administration? a Administer without checking the label b Verify drug, dose, route, and compatibility c Skip patient identifiers d Mix incompatible meds 11 The PN can initiate or maintain any blood products. true or false? a Cannot determine from the slide text b False c N/A d True 12 Which statement describes scope of practice for PN during a transfusion? a The PN may maintain the transfusion as needed b The PN may administer blood without an order c The PN CANNOT initiate or maintain any blood products. d The PN can initiate blood products if trained 13 What is Crossmatch? a A method to measure blood sugar before transfusion b A procedure to match Rh factors only after transfusion c Blood crossmatching is a series of tests that are done before a blood transfusion to ensure compatibility between donor and recipient. d A test to identify blood type of the patient 14 Rh system classification is based on the presence or absence of certain proteins on the surface of red blood cells. true or false? a True b False c Only for ABO typing d Not covered in the slides 15 Which blood type has anti-A antibodies? a O+ and O- have anti-A antibodies b A+ and A- have anti-A antibodies c AB+ and AB- have anti-A antibodies d B+ and B- have anti-A antibodies 16 Which colloidal solution is natural and commonly used to increase plasma volume? a Dextran 40 b Hetastarch c Dextran d Human Albumin 17 Which transfusion reaction is characterized by fever, chills, nausea, dyspnea and occurs shortly after starting transfusion? a Urticarial Transfusion Reaction b Delayed Hemolytic Reaction c Anaphylactic Transfusion Reaction d Acute Hemolytic Transfusion Reaction 18 What is a common management step in standard response to transfusion reactions? a Stop the blood and hang a new bag of NS with new tubing b Ignore vital signs if patient feels better c Continue the transfusion at a slower rate d Give antihistamines and resume transfusion 19 In the math review, how many hours after 6:00 PM will 1,000 mL of Normal Saline infused at 65 mL/hr be complete? a Approximately 24 hours (next day 0600) b Approximately 22 hours and 23 minutes (next day 0113) c Approximately 12 hours (same day 2300) d Approximately 16 hours (next day 2200) Feedback 1 Normal saline is the standard IV fluid for hydration and electrolyte balance. 2 Infiltration causes swelling and may cause pain and flow issues. 3 Aseptic technique reduces infection risk during insertion. 4 Phlebitis requires catheter removal and site care. 5 The cephalic vein in the forearm is commonly used peripherally. 6 Pressure infusers increase flow rate when needed. 7 Infiltration is leakage of IV fluid into tissue. 8 Isotonic fluids balance with blood osmolality. 9 IV antibiotics provide rapid, reliable systemic exposure. 10 Double-checking reduces medication errors and adverse reactions.

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IV Therapy Essentials QUIZ 3Online version

by Taj Rayford

Which substance is commonly administered via IV for hydration and electrolytes?

What is a key sign of IV infiltration?

Which technique minimizes infection risk during IV placement?

What should you do if you notice phlebitis around the IV site?

Which vein is commonly used for peripheral IV access in adults?

What is the purpose of a pressure infuser in IV therapy?

Which IV complication involves fluid leaking into surrounding tissue?

Which statement best describes isotonic IV fluids?

What is a common purpose of using IV antibiotics?

Which action ensures safe IV medication administration?

The PN can initiate or maintain any blood products. true or false?

Which statement describes scope of practice for PN during a transfusion?

What is Crossmatch?

Rh system classification is based on the presence or absence of certain proteins on the surface of red blood cells. true or false?

Which blood type has anti-A antibodies?

Which colloidal solution is natural and commonly used to increase plasma volume?

Which transfusion reaction is characterized by fever, chills, nausea, dyspnea and occurs shortly after starting transfusion?

What is a common management step in standard response to transfusion reactions?

In the math review, how many hours after 6:00 PM will 1,000 mL of Normal Saline infused at 65 mL/hr be complete?

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