When collecting a blood sample, what should you do first?
Apply a constricting band above the selected venipuncture.
Medication is obtained from an ampule after:
Breaking the neck.
A loose sharp item on the ground at an emergency scene could transmit:
Hepatitis.
An intravenous line inserted into the hand would be inadvisable in the case of:
A dialysis fistula.
To minimize the risk of an inadvertent arterial puncture, always:
Check for a pulse overlying the chosen vessel.
If you had 18 tablespoons of cough syrup, you would have about:
0.26 L
Restraint of a pediatric patient should be:
Explained to the child first.
The drop factor in running an intravenous line is:
The size of the drop delivered by an apparatus.
When administering a medication to an infant via the oral route, you should position the infant:
Semireclined.
When inserting the IV catheter, being by establishing an insertion angle of about:
35 to 45 degrees.
When giving a patient a pill, you should:
Place the pill in the patient’s mouth.
What is the least desirable place to administer a subcutaneous injection?
Groin.
Which of the following has been added to a blood tube with a red top?
Nothing
When a patient self-identifies as having tuberculosis, you should use:
Intermediate-level disinfection.
1cc is equal to how many milliliters?
1mL
What is an example of a local complication of intravenous therapy?
Hematoma
Intraosseous (IO) infusion is a technique of administering IV fluids and medications into:
The IO space of a long bone
When administering a parenteral drug, it:
Cannot be retrieved.
What is an example of a peripheral vein?
Saphenous vein
After inserting an 18-gauge over-the-needle catheter into the hand vein of a 30-year-old woman and securing the IV line in place, you note edema at the catheter site despite continued flow of the IV. The woman complains of pain and tightness around the IV site. You should:
Recognize that infiltration has occurred and immediately discontinue the IV.
You would use a tube with a lavender stopper color to collect blood for which tests?
Hemoglobin
Sedimentation rate