the nurse notifies the health care provider of Jessica's obstruction and inserts a nasogastric tube and...
the nurse notifies the health care provider of Jessica's obstruction and inserts a nasogastric tube and a urinary catheter. the current Iv fluids D51/4NS is increased to 125ml/hour. through the peripheral IV. Jessica's next dose of IV antibiotics which is compatible with the current IV solution is now due to be administered. what action should the nurse take?
Homework Answers
The nurse should assess the following points :-
A) Patency and appearance of IV site
C) History of allergies or diseases
D) Patient's understanding of medication therapy
F) Drug information and compatibility
G) Rate of infusion
And then administer the IV antibiotics which is compatible with the IV fluid.
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