Skills - o2 and iv

Who is responsible for iv therapy

Why do we use iv therapy

Complications with iv therapy

Phlebitis

Infiltration—

Circulatory overload—too rapid administration or excessive amounts of fluid

Extravasion

Local infection

Bleeding at site

Air embolism

Vesicant or tissue-damaging drug like chemo enters tissue.

Extravasion

too rapid administration or excessive amount of fluid

Circulatory overload—

dislodged iv catheter or vein rupture and IV fluid inadvertently enter subcutaneous tissue around the venipuncture site

Infiltration—

inflammation of a vein—can lead to blood clots.

Phlebitis—

Iv care

Whats isotonic and its use

Fluid with same tonicity (concentration) as blood

Whats hypotonic, and what's its use

A solution more diluted than blood

Whats hypertonic and its use

A solution more concentrated than blood

Whats crystalloid and its use

Type of electrolyte therapy, it is used to intravenously replace fluid and elcetrolytes

What fluid volume excess

Whats fluid volume defecit

What does fluid volume excess pt look like

What does fluid volume defecit pt look like

Assesment and intervention for fluid volume excessexcess

Assesment and intervention for fluid volume defecit

Signs and symptoms of blood transfusion reactions

Compications of blood transfusion

Acute intravascular hemolysis - RBCs are destroyed faster than can be replaced

Febrile nonhemolytic - most common - s/s fever and chills

Mid-allergic

Anaphylactic circulatory overload

Sepsis

Fluid used to prime blood transfuison

Normal saline only

Whast parental nutrisiton used for

Whats reason for parentral nutrition

Administration for parenteral nutrition

Causes of pain

Interventions for pain

Assesment for pain

How does pain affect the body

Management of pain

Use for pca pump

Pt self adminsiter pain medi with minmum oversode risk

Maintina constant okasma kevek anaglesi s

What affects sleep

Outcomes due to sleep issues

What to do for pt with sleep problems

Some of causes of sleep problems

Reason for trach cleaning

Complication of trach cleaning

When to use nasal cannula

When to use simple face mask

Flow rate of simple face mask

Flow rate nasal cannula

Complications from oxygen delivery systems

Diseases associated with oxygenation problems

Signs and symptoms of oxygen issues

Nursing diagnosis with oxygen problem patient

Sign and sympotm of early hypoxia

Sign and symptom of late hypoxia

When do u suction

Types of suctioning

Role of hemoglobin in body

Primary function hemoglobin

How can hemoglobin affect respiratoy status

Why do pt need incenitve spirometry

What does incentive spirometry do