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grigory [225]
1 year ago
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A nursing student is preparing to administer a parenteral medication. The nursing instructor asks the student which administrati

on route places a drug directly into the circulation, requiring no absorption. Which method does the student relay to the instructor
Medicine
1 answer:
xxTIMURxx [149]1 year ago
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Intravenous method does the student relay to the instructor.

For critically ill children, the intraosseous route is quick and safe because it involves non-collapsible vascular access - unlike the peripheral veins, which

           undergo vasoconstriction during clinical and traumatic situations, leading to shock that prevents puncture and maintenance of an appropriate route for treatment.

What is the medical term for IV?

  • (IN-truh-VEE-nus) Into or within a vein.
  • Intravenous usually refers to a way of giving a drug or other substance through a needle or tube inserted into a vein. Also called IV.

Which must be included on the health care provider's order select all that apply?

A primary health care provider's order must include the client's name, the drug name, the dosage form and route, the dosage to be administered, and the frequency of administration.

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