List five types of medications that may be administered via the IV route.
2.
List three factors to consider when selecting a peripheral IV site.
3.
The nurse is assessing the patient’s peripheral IV to determine whether it is appropriate for administering an IV medication. How might the nurse determine the size of the IV gauge?
4.
Label the diagram below with isotonic solution, hypotonic solution, and hypertonic solution.
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5.
How often should peripheral IV sites be rotated? How long can an IV bag be used after opening? How often should the tubing be changed?
