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,Test w Bank w for w Phillips’s w Manual w of w I.V. w Therapeutics: w Evidence-Based w Practice w for
w Infusion wTherapy, w 7thEdition, w Lisa w Gorski, w ISBN-13: w 9780803667044
Table w of w Contents
An w Overview w of w Professional w Practice w Issues w and w Infusion
wTherapyInfection w Prevention w and w Occupational w Risks
wFundamentals w of w Fluid wand w Electrolyte
BalanceParenteral w Solutions
wInfusion w Equipment
Peripheral w I.V. w Catheters: w Initiation w and w Maintenance w of w Peripheral w Infusion
w Therapy wPhlebotomy w Techniques
Central w Venous w Access
Complications w of wInfusion w Therapy: w Peripheral w and w Central w Vascular w Access
w Devices wInfusion w Medication w Safety, w Methods, w and w Routes
Transfusion
wTherapyParenteral
wNutrition
,Chapter w 1: w Professional w Practice w Concepts w for w Infusion w Therapy
Multiple w Choice
Identify w the w choice w that w best w completes w the w statement w or w answers w the w question.
1. wA w nurse w is w attempting w to w initiate w I.V. w therapy w for w a w client w diagnosed w with
w gastroenteritis. w The w client wis w combative w and w resists w the w nurse’s w efforts w to
w start w the w I.V. w Which w action w by w the w nurse wwould w result w inan w intentional
w tort?
A. Failing w to w document w the w client’s w combativeness
B. Refusing w to w wear w gloves w while w starting w the w I.V.
C. Failing w to w report w the w client’s w combativeness w to w a w physician
D. Starting w an w I.V. w on w a w coherent w client w against w the w client’s w wishes
2. A w nurse w who w is w caring w for w clients w understands w that w he w or w she w should w provide
w care w that w meets w at w least w the w minimum w standards w of w practice w for w nursing.
w Which w phrase w regarding w standards w of wpractice w is w mostaccurate?
A. Standards w of w practice w focus w on w the w care w provider w and w define w needed w activities w and
w behaviors.
B. Standards w of w practice w focus w on w the w recipient w of w care w and w describe w the w outcomes w
w care.
C. Standards w of w practice w are w written w laws w enacted w by w the w legislature.
D. Standards w of w practice w are w the w result w of w the w performance w of w a w function w or w process
3. Which w incident w would w cause w a w nurse w to w be w named w as w a w defendant w in w a w malpractice w suit
A. The w nurse w notes w blood w return w noted w in w a w peripheral w IV w catheter w line.
B. The w nurse w reports w early w signs w of w infection w from w a w peripheral w line w inserted
w by w a w nurse w on wanotherunit
C. The w nurse w places w two w peripheral w IV w catheters w in w a w patient w requiring
w emergency w IV w fluids, wbut w onlyuses w one
D. The w nurse w records w nerve w damage w caused w by w a w peripheral w IV w catheter
w inserted w the wprevious w shiftnurse
4. The w intravenous w route w is w the w most w commonly w used w infusion w route. w The w nurse w notes w that
w a w client wdiagnosed w with wmetastatic w cancer w is w receiving w an w intraosseous w infusion.
w Should w the w nurse wquestion w the w healthcare w pro-vider’s w order?
A. Yes; w the w healthcare w provider w is w not w following w INS w recommendations.
B. No; w the w nurse w should w never w question w the w healthcare w provider’s w order
w when w it w comes w to wchemother-apy.
C. Yes; w this w route w of w infusion w is w dangerous w and w not w accepted w by w the w INS.
D. No; w other w routes w might w be w appropriate w for w administration w in w certain
w situations w and w with wselectedfluids w and w medications.
, 5. Which w competency w assessment w method w is w acceptable w for w nursing w competencies
w which w will w occur wonce w perzyear w in w the w skilled w nursing w facility?
A. Client w Evaluation
B. Clinical w Data
C. Sentinel w Event w Report
D. Skills w Checklist
6. One w of w the w primary w values w of w the w INS w designation w of w CRNI w (certified w registered w nurse,
w infusion) w is w to:
A. Protect w the w public
B. Attain w competence
C. Reflect w a w measurable w goal
D. Hold w nurses w accountable
7. Which w problem-solving w approach w to w clinical w practice w is w the w nurse w manager w applying
w when w determining wpatientpreference w and w values w for w successful w clinical w outcomes?
A. Effective w health-care w practice
B. Evidence-based w practice w (EBP)
C. Answering w a w burning w clinical w question
D. One’s w own w clinical w expertise
8. Seven w days w ago w the w PICC w nurse w inserted w a w PICC w line w into w the w right w forearm w of
w a w client w diagnosed wwith w cancer.When w the w nurse w checks w the w client's w site w today,
w which w nursing w process w outcome w is wdetermined?
A. Evaluating w cancer w treatment
B. Implementing w asepsis w maintenance
C. Planning w for w complication w prevention
D. Discussing w prior w cancer w therapy
9. Which w compensatory w model w has w been w applied w if w the w hospitalization w rate w for w CLABSIs
w (central w line- wassociatedbloodstream w infections) w decreased w significantly w over w the
w last w quarter?
A. VBP
B. HHRP
C. HAC
D. HHVBP
10. When w called w as w an w expert w witness w in w an w upcoming w case, w the w nurse w manager w employs
w which w techniques?
A. Examines w evidence w and w give w advice
B. Reviews w charts w and w assesses w jury w selection
C. Gives w deposition w and w notifies w lawyers w of w discrepancies
D. Testifies w and w establishes w standards w of w care
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