give another name for TPN - correct answer hyperalimentation
it contains - correct answer hypertonic glucose, amino acids, water, minerals, and
vitamins
T/f TPN can be safely given via central line - correct answer ya this is preferred
T/F can be safely infused via periperal IV line - correct answer it can but only for a
short period. 48-72 hours maxium
t/f if tpn is running too slow and its two hours behind you can increase the rate to 20% - correct answer
no no no never speed up the rate
if TPN infusion runs too fast it creates a _______ imbalance - correct answer
hyperosmolar- bc of all of the solutes
it is ok to slow the rate if the client leaves the unit t/f - correct answer false never
slow it down it could cause hypoglycemia
what tests must the nurse perform q6hours when TPN is running - correct answer
accuchecks and urine glucose/acetone tests
IV lipid emulsions can be given either central or peripheral - correct answer true
shake lipid emulsion before admin t/f - correct answer false- damages molecules
what port of peripheral IV can lipid infusion be piggybacked into - correct answer
the port closest to the insertion cath site.