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drop factor - Technique/Maintenance Peripheral IVs
flushing
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transdermal analgesia
Trousseau's sign
1. Infection Control
1. acquired immunity
1. Infection Control
10. bactericidal
11. blood borne pathogens
12. bloodstream infection (BSI)
13. body substance isolation (BSI)
14. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)
15. chain of infection
16. colonization
17. communicable disease
18. contact precautions
19. droplet precautions
2. active immunity
20. dissemination
21. endogenous
22. exogenous
23. extrinsic contamination / intrinsic contamination
24. hand hygiene
25. healthcare-associated infections (HAIs)
26. host
27. immunity
28. immunosuppression
29. isolation
3. aerobic
30. leukopenia
31. nosocomial infections
32. passive acquired immunity
33. reservoir
34. standard precautions
35. susceptible host
36. transient flora
37. vector borne transmission
38. vehicle borne transmission
39. virulence
4. airborne precautions
5. anaerobic
6. antibodies
7. antigen
8. asepsis
9. bacteristatic
2. Fluid, Electrolytes, and Parenteral Solutions
2. Fluid, Electrolytes, and Parenteral Solutions
40. acidosis / alkalosis
41. active transport
42. anion / cation
43. antidiuretic hormone (ADH)
44. Chvostek's sign
45. colloid
46. crystalloid
47. diffusion
48. extracellular fluid (ECF)
49. fluid volume deficit (FVD) / fluid volume excess (FVE)
50. homeostasis
51. hydrating solution
52. hypotonic / hypertonic / isotonic
53. hypercalcemia / hypocalcemia
54. hyperkalemia / hypokalemia
55. hypermagnesemia / hypomagnesemia
56. hypernatremia / hyponatremia
57. hypervolemia / hypovolemia
58. insensible fluid loss
59. ions
60. interstitial fluid
61. intracellular fluid (ICF)
62. maintenance solution
63. metabolic acidosis / metabolic alkalosis
64. oncotic pressure
65. osmosis
66. osmolarity/osmolality
67. pH
68. plasma volume expander
69. replacement therapy
70. respiratory acidosis / respiratory alkalosis
71. syndrome of inappropriate antidiuretic hormone (SIADH)
72. tetany
73. transcellular
74. Trousseau's sign
3. Equipment Terms
100. rubber bung
101. secondary administration set
102. stopcock
103. stylet
104. syringe pumps
3. Equipment Terms
75. blood administration set
76. cannula
77. check valve
78. coring
79. drip chamber
80. drop factor
81. elastomeric pump
82. electronic infusion device (EID)
83. filter
84. gauge
85. hub
86. infusate
87. locking device (PRN device)
88. lumen
89. macrodrop
90. microaggregate set
91. microdrop
92. multichannel pumps
93. needleless systems
94. over-the-needle catheter
95. patient-controlled analgesia (PCA)
96. P.S.I. (pounds per square inch)
97. injection port
98. primary administration set
99. radiopaque
4. Technique/Maintenance Peripheral IVs
105. antimicrobial
106. basilic vein
107. cannulation
108. cephalic vein
109. chlorhexidine
110. digital veins
111. distal
112. dermis
113. drop factor
114. endothelium
115. epidermis
116. flushing
117. iontophoresis
118. metacarpal veins
119. median cubital veins
120. midline catheter
121. palpation
122. prime
123. proximal
124. skin receptors: mechanoreceptors / thermoreceptors / nocicepto
125. tangential lighting
126. tunica adventitia / tunica media / tunica intima
127. transdermal analgesia
128. transparent semipermeable membrane dressing (TSM)
4. Technique/Maintenance Peripheral IVs
5. Technique/Maintenance Central IVs
129. Broviac catheter
130. central venous catheter (CVC)
131. external jugular
132. flushing CVC
133. Groshong® valve
134. Hickman catheter
135. implanted port
136. infraclavicular
137. percutaneous
138. ports (injection): distal port / medial port / proximal port
139. peripherally inserted central catheter (PICC)
140. polyurethane
141. pulsatile flushing (push-pause)
142. silicone elastomer
143. vascular access device (VAD)
5. Technique/Maintenance Central IVs
6. Complications
144. acute hemolytic transfusion reaction
145. air embolism
146. catheter malposition
147. circulatory overload (fluid overload)
148. citrate toxicity
149. chylothorax
150. cytomegalovirus (CMV)
151. essential fatty acid deficiency
152. extravasation
153. febrile nonhemolytic transfusion reaction (FNHTR)
154. fibrin sheath
155. graft-versus-host disease (GVHD)
156. hematoma
157. hemothorax
158. hypothermia
159. infiltration
160. local infection
161. phlebitis
162. pinch-off syndrome
163. pneumothorax
164. pulmonary edema
165. refeeding syndrome
166. septicemia
167. speed shock
168. superior vena cava (SVC) syndrome
169. thrombosis
170. thrombophlebitis
171. venospasm
6. Complications
7. Infusion Modalities
172. admixture
173. bolus
174. chemical incompatibility
175. epidural
176. hypodermoclysis
177. intermittent drug infusion
178. intraperitoneal (IP)
179. intraspinal
180. intrathecal (IT)
181. intravenous push (IVP)
182. physical incompatibility
183. therapeutic incompatibility
7. Infusion Modalities
8. Transfusion Therapy
184. ABO system
185. agglutinin
186. agglutinogen
187. antibody
188. antigen
189. apheresis
190. autologous donor
191. designated donor
192. febrile reaction
193. fresh frozen plasma
194. hemolysis
195. homologous donor
196. human leukocyte antigen (HLA)
197. packed red blood cells
198. platelets
199. Rh factor
200. thrombocytopenia
201. whole blood
8. Transfusion Therapy
9. Nutritional Support
10. IV Therapy Bonus Cards, Illustration Credits
10. IV Therapy Bonus Cards, Illustration Credits
211a. Phillips 15 Steps: Precannulation
211b. Phillips 15 Steps: Cannulation
212a. Phillips 15 Steps: Postcannulation
212b. Rate Calculation
213a. Phlebitis Rating Scale
213b. Infiltration Rating Scale
214a. Flushing Guidelines
214b. PICC, Tunneled Catheter, and Port Placements
215a. Chvostek's Sign and Trousseau's Sign
215b. Illustration Credits
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