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Question Answered step-by-step A. Discuss the purpose of intravenous fluid administration (The 5… A. Discuss the purpose of intravenous fluid administration (The 5 R’s).PowerPoint PresentationRead Perry & Potter pp851-902 Perry & Potter, pp. 851-853B.Describe the different types of intravenous fluid administration.1. Discuss the advantages and disadvantages of each type. a. Peripheral Ivb. Central LinePowerPoint PresentationPerry & Potter, pp. 854-855  Perry & Potter, pp. 885-888  Perry & Potter, p. 867 Table 29.4 and 29.5 See: Perry & Potter, Table 29-7, p. 884-889C. Describe the equipment used in intravenous infusions.Describe the types of fluid containers. Discuss the rationale for each fluid container. Discuss the rationale for checking fluid clarity and sterility. Identify the purpose of each type of administration sea. Microdrip (60gtt/mL)b. Macrodrip (10, 15, or 20gtt/mL)c. Y-type 5.Discuss the frequency for changing fluid container and tubing.6. Describe the appropriate procedure for dressing the intravenous site. 7. Describe the procedure for discontinuation of an IV infusion and saline lock.Perry and Potter, pp. 851.Table 29-1 Principles and Protocols for IV Fluid Administration Kozier and ERBS, pp. 803-808 Perry & Potter, Table 29.2 p. 853-855 Perry & Potter, Table 29.3, p. 855 Perry & Potter, Box 29.1 p. 852   Perry & Potter, Skill 29-4, pp. 874-877.  Perry & Potter, Skill 29.4-Changing Infusion Tubing, pp. 877-880 Perry & Potter, Procedural Guidelines 29-1, p. 884-885D. Discuss the nurse’s role in the administration and maintenance of intravenous fluids. 1. Identify appropriate checks made when assessing an intravenous infusion. 2. discuss instances in which intravenous regulation is required.3. Identify two (2) methods of calculation correct drip rate.TX BON Position Statement on LVNs Engaging in Intravenous Therapy    http://www.bon.texas.gov/practice/position.html#15.3 Infusion Nurses SocietyE. Describe potential complications associated with IV administration and maintenance and the correct action associated with each. PhlebitisInfiltrationExtravasationFluid and Electrolyte imbalanceObstructed flowPerry & Potter, pp. 866-867Perry & Potter, p.867, Box Table 29.4 and 29.5Perry & Potter, Skill 29-2, pp. 868-874. F. Identify information to be documented in the care of the patient with an IV. Perry &Potter, p. 877 Health Science Science Nursing VNSG VNSG 1423 Share QuestionEmailCopy link Comments (0)