Author Question: A nurse checks the IV infusion for the intraspinal analgesia. The IV set-up should be changed if: ... (Read 31 times)

rayancarla1 · **on:** Jul 24, 2018

A nurse checks the IV infusion for the intraspinal analgesia. The IV set-up should be changed if:

A. Tubing with a Y-port is attached
B. An infusion pump is attached
C. The tubing connections are all taped
D. A diluted, preservative-free medication is used

Question 2

MC Clients with which one of the following conditions would not be a candidate for electrical stimulation wound therapy?

A. Traumatic wounds
B. Wound flap
C. Recipient site of burn graft
D. Diabetic ulcers

pangili4 · **Reply #1 on:** Jul 24, 2018

Answer to Question 1

A
A. Use infusion pump and compatible tubing without Y-ports. Some infusion pumps have tubing color coded for intraspinal use.
B. Use infusion pump and compatible tubing without Y-ports.
C. Tape to secure connections and prevent catheter disconnection.
D. Use prediluted preservative-free opioid or local anesthetic as prescribed by physician and prepared for use in IV infusion pump (usually prepared by pharmacy).

Answer to Question 2

C