Concepts of Infusion Therapy and Nursing
Responsibilities Exam Questons and answers
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IV Infusion Therapy Accountability - CORRECT ANSWERS RN is accountable for infusion
therapy aspects.
Infusion Nurses Certification Corporation - CORRECT ANSWERS Offers certification for
infusion nursing specialists.
Certified Registered Nurse Infusion (CRNI) - CORRECT ANSWERS Designation for certified
infusion nurses.
Intravenous Solutions - CORRECT ANSWERS More than 200 types of IV fluids available.
Fluid Overload Risk - CORRECT ANSWERS Older adults on isotonic solutions are at risk.
Phlebitis - CORRECT ANSWERS Inflammation of a vein from irritation.
Infiltration - CORRECT ANSWERS IV solution leaks into surrounding tissues.
Thrombosis - CORRECT ANSWERS Blood clot formation in veins.
pH of IV Solutions - CORRECT ANSWERS Measure affecting infusion site selection.
Total Parenteral Nutrition (TPN) - CORRECT ANSWERS High osmolarity solutions, over 1400
mOsm/L.
, Peripheral Circulation Risks - CORRECT ANSWERS TPN can damage blood cells if infused
peripherally.
Venous Irritants - CORRECT ANSWERS Drugs like amiodarone irritate veins with low pH.
Vesicant Medications - CORRECT ANSWERS Chemicals causing tissue damage on contact.
Extravasation - CORRECT ANSWERS Tissue damage from infiltration of vesicants.
Early Signs of Infiltration - CORRECT ANSWERS Symptoms include swelling, coolness, and
tingling.
Blood Transfusion Errors - CORRECT ANSWERS Prevented by positive patient identification
protocols.
ISBT - CORRECT ANSWERS Blood label format includes bar-code and readable text.
Infusion Therapy Prescription - CORRECT ANSWERS Includes type, rate, and drugs for
infusion.
Vascular Access Device (VAD) - CORRECT ANSWERS Device location for IV therapy
administration.
Short Peripheral Intravenous Catheters - CORRECT ANSWERS Cannula designed for superficial
forearm veins.
IV Administration Rate - CORRECT ANSWERS Written in mL/hr or total volume and time.
Responsibilities Exam Questons and answers
Latest 2026 RATED A+
IV Infusion Therapy Accountability - CORRECT ANSWERS RN is accountable for infusion
therapy aspects.
Infusion Nurses Certification Corporation - CORRECT ANSWERS Offers certification for
infusion nursing specialists.
Certified Registered Nurse Infusion (CRNI) - CORRECT ANSWERS Designation for certified
infusion nurses.
Intravenous Solutions - CORRECT ANSWERS More than 200 types of IV fluids available.
Fluid Overload Risk - CORRECT ANSWERS Older adults on isotonic solutions are at risk.
Phlebitis - CORRECT ANSWERS Inflammation of a vein from irritation.
Infiltration - CORRECT ANSWERS IV solution leaks into surrounding tissues.
Thrombosis - CORRECT ANSWERS Blood clot formation in veins.
pH of IV Solutions - CORRECT ANSWERS Measure affecting infusion site selection.
Total Parenteral Nutrition (TPN) - CORRECT ANSWERS High osmolarity solutions, over 1400
mOsm/L.
, Peripheral Circulation Risks - CORRECT ANSWERS TPN can damage blood cells if infused
peripherally.
Venous Irritants - CORRECT ANSWERS Drugs like amiodarone irritate veins with low pH.
Vesicant Medications - CORRECT ANSWERS Chemicals causing tissue damage on contact.
Extravasation - CORRECT ANSWERS Tissue damage from infiltration of vesicants.
Early Signs of Infiltration - CORRECT ANSWERS Symptoms include swelling, coolness, and
tingling.
Blood Transfusion Errors - CORRECT ANSWERS Prevented by positive patient identification
protocols.
ISBT - CORRECT ANSWERS Blood label format includes bar-code and readable text.
Infusion Therapy Prescription - CORRECT ANSWERS Includes type, rate, and drugs for
infusion.
Vascular Access Device (VAD) - CORRECT ANSWERS Device location for IV therapy
administration.
Short Peripheral Intravenous Catheters - CORRECT ANSWERS Cannula designed for superficial
forearm veins.
IV Administration Rate - CORRECT ANSWERS Written in mL/hr or total volume and time.
