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| 1. | A potential complication of peripheral IVT when a clot forms along the inside of the vein |
| 3. | PICC dressings are changed after the first 24 hours and every _________ days after that |
| 5. | The type of IV therapy when water is the priority |
| 7. | Low blood potassium levels |
| 10. | The type of IV therapy used when it is necessary to replace fluids, electrolytes and blood products in acute illness |
| 11. | When 2 or more medications or IV fluids must not be administered togeether |
| 13. | An infusion of PRBCs must be complete within ______ hours of commencement |
| 14. | When fluid is run through an intravenous line to expel air |
| 16. | A potential complication of peripheral IVT when a vesicant fluid leaks into the tissues causing necrosis |
| 18. | A potential complication of CVC insertion involving the lung |
| 22. | A small sealed glass vessel containing medications for IM, IV or SC injection |
| 23. | The smallest syringe size to be used when administering medications or flushing a PICC |
| 24. | A potential complication of CVC insertion if the tip is inserted into the right atrium |
| 25. | TPN solution must be changed every ______________ hours |