Exam 1: PNR202 / PNR 202 (Latest
2024 / 2025 Update) Intravenous Therapy | Questions and Verified Answers | 100% Correct | Grade A - Fortis
Question:
How often do you change peripheral IV's?
Answer:
every 48-72 hours *according to policy*
Question:
(T/F): You should check your facility policy for LPN scope when dealing with
PICC lines
Answer:
True
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Question:
Central IV lines are usually located in which two veins?
Answer:
-subclavian vein -jugular vein
Question:
(T/F): Check your facility policy for LPN scope when dealing with PICC lines
Answer:
True
Question:
How do you verify the PICC line, port-a-catheter, or central IV is there/in place?
Answer:
X-ray
Question:
Tonicity = (on test)
Answer:
Tonicity = concentration or osmolarity 2 / 4
Question:
Bottle IV
Answer:
-Not commonly used -Meds that cannot be in plastic -To spike, pop open the flap vent button thing
Question:
Plastic IV
Answer:
-Most common container -Can be punctured
Question:
What should you do when you get the IV solution?
Answer:
-ALWAYS inspect bag/bottle before use (on test) -Check for discoloration/sediment/cloudiness -Check expiration date -Check compatibility if hanging with another medication
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Question:
Types of Solutions:
-Treats low BP/shock, provides protein
-Considered to be a blood product
Answer:
Colloids
Ex. *Albumin* (most common)
Question:
Types of Solutions:
-Used for hydration (most common)
-Corrects fluid & electrolyte disturbances
Answer:
Crystalloids
Ex. saline, dextrose
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