1.An Adult is admitted and an IV 0f 1000ml D5LR is started. These initials identify what type of solution? This type is called Lactated ringers

1.    An Adult is admitted and an IV 0f 1000ml D5LR is started. These initials identify what type of solution?

This type is called Lactated ringers solution.

 2. This is referred to as what type of line? Primary or secondary?

3. An IV antibiotic is ordered. This is sent from the pharmacy already prepared in a small-volume IV solution bag. The set-up used to infuse this medication is referred to as an IV?

4. How is this abbreviated?

5. In order for the antibiotic to infuse first, how must it be hung in relation to the original solution bag?

6. Some days later the IV is to be discontinued, but IV antibiotics are to be continued. What is the site used for this intermittent administration called?

7. A PCA was used for one day. What do these initials mean?

8. What symptoms is this device designed to control?

9. In IV fluid symbols, D5NS identifies what IV fluid?

10. The order is to infuse a solution of D5W at 125 ml/hr using a macrodrip set calibrated at 10gtt/ml. Calculate the flow rate in gtt/min.

11. The order is to infuse a solution of Rocephin 1 gm in 100ml to be infused in 40 min using a set calibrated at 15gtt/ml.

12. An IV of 1000 ml D5 ¼ NaCl with 20 mEk is ordered to run at 25ml/hr using a microdrip set (60gtt/ml)

13. Administer 12ml of an IV medication in 22 minutes using a microdrip set

14. A rate of 75ml/hr is ordered for a total volume of 500 ml D5W. Calculate the infusion time.

15. An IV of 1000ml D5W is infusing at 90ml/hr. How long will it take to complete?

16. A 20 gtt/ml set is used for a restart of 750 ml of D5W at 3:03 PM at a rate of 32 gtt/min. What is the infusion time? What is the completion time?

17. Naficillin  50mg in 250 ml NS is order to infuse at a dosage of 200 mcg/min. Calculate the flow rate.

18. Medication is ordered at the rate of 3 mcg/kr/min for an adult weighing 95.9 kg. The solution strength is 400 mg in 250 ml D5W. Calclulate flow rate to the nearest tenth ml.

19. The IV solution available is 25mg in 50 ml, the order is to infuse at 8 mg/hr

20. Furosemide 15 mg is ordered, Available solution of furosemide is 20mg/2ml, how many ml is drawn up