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How far above do you apply the tourniquet? Correct Answer 2-6 inches above site How long do you clean with chloraprep? How long to dry? Correct Answer 30 seconds; 2 minutes What angle should the IV needle be in? Correct Answer 10-30 degree how far should the needle go in the vein? Correct Answer until you see flashback or 1/4th of the way into the vein Draw up saline first!! Correct Answer Draw up saline first!! Piggyback should always be higher than primary why? Correct Answer gr...

Hondros NUR172 Exam 2 Questions and Answers 100% Pass When giving IV for fluids, how long should you clean the port (or hub)? - Correct Answer ️️ -At least 15 Seconds What is important to remember when using IV Stopcocks? - Correct Answer ️️ -Make sure to use only compatible fluids When you have IV piggyback antibiotic, and you already have IV fluids running, what tubing would you use? - Correct Answer ️️ -use secondary IV tubing (30-36") Benefits for using IV pump for patie...

What is important to know about a patient in Airborne precautions? - The hospital staff will be fitted for an N5 mask but the family/friends will not be How often does primary tubing have to be changed? - Every 96 hours How long can you leave a PICC line in for? - Up to 1 year Who can have a PICC line inserted? - Anyone What is a noncoring needle? - An implanted access port What IV bag hangs higher on an IV pole? - The bag that is running will be hanging higher (antibiotics) Wh...

NUR 172 Exam 2" With Questions And Veried Answers Already Graded A When giving IV for fluids, how long should you clean the port (or hub)? At least 15 Seconds What is important to remember when using IV Stopcocks? Make sure to use only compatible fluids When you have IV piggyback antibiotic, and you already have IV fluids running, what tubing would you use? use secondary IV tubing (30-36") Benefits for using IV pump for patient Patient can move around easily, give multiple meds at on...

How is TPN given? - correct answer Centrally or peripherally (also called peripheral parenteral nutrition "PPN") Lower rate (TPN) with peripheral is ok since the sugar concentration is low. What consists of PN? - correct answer Protein, fat, and sugar (main 3 combinations) Vitamins, electrolytes, and drugs (heparin, famotidine, or insulin) might be added. Which route has a greater chance of phlebitis and why? - co...

NUR 172 Final Exam Hondros Study Guide with Complete Solutions Potassium level - Answer️️ -3.5-5.0 Sodium - Answer️️ -135-145 Calcium - Answer️️ -4.5-5.5 Magnesium - Answer️️ -1.5-2.5 Phosphorous - Answer️️ -2.5-4.5 BUN - Answer️️ -10-20 Creatinine - Answer️️ -0.5-1 Platelets - Answer️️ -150k-400k Bigger number gauge - Answer️️ -= smaller needle size Macro - Answer️️ -10-20 qt/ml Micro - Answer️️ -60 qt/ml Scope of practice - Answer️️ ...

NURS 172 Hondros Final 2024 Correctly Answered Potassium level - Answer -3.5-5.0 Sodium - Answer -135-145 Calcium - Answer -4.5-5.5 Magnesium - Answer -1.5-2.5 Phosphorous - Answer -2.5-4.5 BUN - Answer -10-20 Creatinine - Answer -0.5-1 Platelets - Answer -150k-400k Bigger number gauge - Answer -= smaller needle size Macro - Answer -10-20 qt/ml Micro - Answer -60 qt/ml Scope of practice - Answer -• Infuse/maintain solutions with NO meds except for antibiotics • 18 years old and...

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