| Term | Definition |
|---|
| soluset | what is a plastic cylindrical device w/ graduation marks along the sides used to measure the contained solution? |
| 15 pounds, 121 degrees, 20 minutes | how are solutions steam sterilized? |
| benzyl alcohol 0.9% | which agent is the most common preservative in bacteriostatic normal saline? |
| 24 hours | if recieving a doctors orders for an intermittent IV infusion you should prepare enough labels for how long? |
| continuous solution | a large volume of parenteral is refered to what kind of solution? |
| intermittent | an introvenous piggy back is known as what solution? |
| blood | a heparin lock provides convenient method to draw periodic samples of? |
| pediatrics | volume control chambers are recommended for what patients? |
| Normal Saline 0.9% | if a drug isn't compatible w/ heparin what should be used before and after medication administration? |
| 30 minutes | the laminar air flow hood should run for at least how long before initial use? |
| vertical laminar flow hood | what kind of flow hood is used in preperation of antineoplastic agents? |
| 30 days | the pre filter of the LFH sghould be changes how often? |
| 24-36 hours | if the pre filter is changed how long should you wait to prepare an IV solution? |
| 70% isopropyl alcohol | what is used to clean the LFH work surface? |
| 30 days | sterility test of IV solutions using blood culture is conducted how often? |
| providine- iodine | hands should be washed with? |
| 2 | the LFH should be cleaned how many times a shift? |
| 3 | The LFH should be cleaned how many times a day? |
| 0.3 microns | hepa filters are 99.9% effective in filtering down to what size of substances? |
| breast cancer | ACE drug combo is intended for what specific disease/condition? |
| 6 inches | all work performed in the LFH should be done at least how far within the hood? |
| injection | "iv push" is known as what type of IV admin.? |
| hodgkins disease | ABVD is indicated for what disease? |
| 1mph | how fast does the air flow in the LFH? |
| 1:750 benazlkonium | what should plexiglass be cleaned with? |
| 72 hours | stored and stable IV's can be used up to? |
| intermittent | what is commonly refered to as the secondary solution? |
| filter needle | what needle is used to draw solution from a glass ampule? |
| hibiclens | if povidine iodine is not available what should be used before soap as last resort? |
| hub | which part of the needle is the one that connects to the syringe? |
| vertical and horizontal | the 2 types of LFH is? |
| viscosity of solution | the choice of size of needle is determined by what? |
| hep-lock | what method of administration uses 3 inches of tubing and a resealable diaphran plus needle or catheter attatched to the other end? |
| antineoplastic | doxorrubicin is what drug category? |
| shaft | what part of syringe is the long slender stem and is beveled at one end to for a point? |
| continuous | what is refered to as the primary solution? |
| IV log | which log is used to record daily work load of every IV prepared? |
| plunger | what part of the syringe is the piston-rod type with a slightly cone shaped rubber tip which passes inside the barrel |
| 100 units per ml | what strength per ml of dilute heparin is used for flushing hep-lock of an adult patient? |
| side to side | while cleaning the LFH what type of motion should you clean it in? |
| one | how many orders can be in the LFH |
| vertical | what LFH can be used for chemotherapeutics ? |
| every 30 days | pre filter should be changed how often? |
| 24-36 hours | how long should the LFH run after hepa filter is changed? |
| 13-27 | gauge of needles ranges from? |
| solusets | volume control chambers is also known as? |
| antineoplastics | cytoxin is what kind of drug class? |
| antibiotics | erythomycin & ampicillin are what kind of medications? |
| aminoglycosides | gentamicin sulfate, and tobramycin is what kind of medication? |
| anticonvulsants | phenobarbital, and dilantin are? |
| steroids | cortisone, and decadron are? |
| H2 receptor antagonist | tagamet, and zantac are what kind of drug class? |
| anti-emetics | pheneragan and compazine are what kind of drugs? |
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