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mspears3

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The count of the solution in the IV container at the beginning of the shift is 800 mL. A new 1000-mL bag was hung during the shift and has 650-mL left at the end of the shift.
 
  What amount should the nurse record as the IV fluid intake for the shift?
  a. 1000 mL
  b. 1050 mL
  c. 1100 mL
  d. 1150 mL

Question 2

When turning the patient who is in Crutchfield tongs traction, the nurse should employ which technique?
 
  a. Turn the patient as a unit by log rolling.
  b. Release the weights to prevent injury while turning.
  c. Turn the patient quickly to avoid muscle spasms.
  d. Advise the patient to hold his breath and bear down during turning.



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Answer to Question 1

D
800 mL + 350 mL from second bag = 1150 mL.

Answer to Question 2

A
Turning the patient as a unit by log rolling with the weights in place immobilizes the affected vertebrae and maintains alignment. Releasing the weights or turning quickly will affect vertebrae and alignment. Deep breathing will decrease muscle tension.



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