1- List at least 3 indications for IV therapy. 2- An IV site in a pt’s arm is reddened and tender. What is the nurse’s first action? 3- Md orders IVF to infuse at 120ml/hr. The gtt set is 15gtt/mL. Calculate how many gtt/min the IV flow will be set to run

1- List at least 3 indications for IV therapy. 2- An IV site in a pt’s arm is reddened and tender. What is the nurse’s first action? 3- Md orders IVF to infuse at 120ml/hr. The gtt set is 15gtt/mL. Calculate how many gtt/min the IV flow will be set to run

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1- List at least 3 indications for IV therapy.

2- An IV site in a pt’s arm is reddened and tender. What is the nurse’s first action?

3- Md orders IVF to infuse at 120ml/hr. The gtt set is 15gtt/mL. Calculate how many gtt/min the IV flow will be set to run.

4- Md orders stat bolus of 1 Liter IV 0.9% NS over 4 hours. How many mL/hr will the rate be set?

5- Describe at least 3 nursing actions to initiate for an infiltrated IV site.

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