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VA-BC CERTIFICATION STUDY MATERIAL/ EXAM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS, VERIFIED/ List indications for Vascular Access: - 1. Total parenteral nutrition (TPN) 2. Partial parenteral nutrition 3. I.V. fluids and medications 4. Blood and blood components 5. Chemotherapeutic agents 6. Cardiac monitoring 7. Plasmapheresis 8. Aquapherisis 9. Hemodialysis a. Diagnostic testing b. Frequent blood sampling What is the French Scale? - Measurement of the outside size (diameter) of a catheter What is t...

What is TPN and what is its function? - correct answer Total Parenteral Nutrition TPN provides for the total nutritional needs of infants or children when feeding by the GI tract is impossible, inadequate, or hazardous. TPN therapy involves IV infusion of highly concentrated solutions of protein, glucose, and other nutrients. What are the components of TPN solution? - correct answer Amino acids. Glucose. Lipids....

Central Venous Access Device (CVAD) provide access for a variety of IV fluids, medications, blood products, and TPN solutions and allow means for hemodynamic monitoring and blood sampling through a vein directly into the heart -tip of catheter terminates in central venous circulation, usually in superior vena cava Common indications for cvads -chronic disease -long term IV therapy -chemotherapy -frequent venipuncture -difficult access -frequent blood transfusions -long term parental nutrition ...

ATI RN ADULT MEDICAL SURGICAL TEST BANK 1. A nurse is assessing a client who has a diagnosis on colon cancer which of the following should the nurse expect? a. Steatorrhea b. Elevated hemoglobin c. Hematochezia d. Weight gain 2. A nurse is assessing a client admitted with peripheral vascular disease. Which of the following findings indicates a venous vascular disorder? a. An ulcer at the tip of a toe b. Hair loss distal to the client’s calves c. Leg pain at rest d. Edema of the an...

Nutrition ATI formatted from Exam 1 and exam 2 complete solution Nutritional Principles of Nursing (Rasmussen University) These are all from Exam 1 and exam 2 These are all 100% correct. The ones highlighted in black. Still waiting for someone to answer them. I’ll update the rest of the black highlighted portion as sson as i get the answers. Thank you for helping 1. A nurse is teaching to a client who has dumping syndrome. Which of the following instructions s...

VA-BC Exam Questions 2024 Verified Marking Scheme 2024 New Update When considering vascular access in the pediatric patient what are 9 things to consider - Answer - 2. Size 3. Sites 4. Reason for therapy 5. Duration of therapy 6. Activity and mobility 7. Cognitive abilities 8.)gross and fine motor 9 body image French scale - Answer -Measurements of the outside of the catheter the larger the French the larger the catheter Cvc cath sizes - Answer -Range from 1.2fr neonates to 15fr dialysi...

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