IV Certification pt 2 questions with verified solutions

what do you call an infection that a patient acquires as a result of treatment in a healthcare facility (3 answers) 1. Healthcare-acquired infections 2. Nosocomial infections 3. Hospital acquired infections what is the only part of needle that you can touch or hold? what are the critical parts? You can touch the needle cap. the critical sites are the needle tip, bevel, heel, needle shaft, lumen, needle hub Previous Play Next Rewind 10 seconds Move forward 10 seconds Unmute 0:01 / 0:15 Full screen Brainpower Read More only touch the syringe on the - or the - . Critical sites include -. you should - swab the syringe with IPA prior to use. outer barrel, flat knob. tip or hub, the piston plunger and the inner plunger shaft. not swab the syringe. 5 main components of both IV base solution bags and IVPB bags. 1. hang loop 2. injection port 3. tubing port 4. calibration marks 5. the face of the bag contains the manufactures info identifying the ingredients in the bag, such as the concentration of dextrose or sodium chloride. 5 main components of sterile IV tubing 1. universal spike adapter (aka tubing spike or spike) 2. drip chamber 3. roll clamp 4. the tubing itself 5. needle adapter a ampule, a vial w/o preservatives, and a prefilled syringe are all considered to be which type of container? SDV How far inside of the hood must you work in order to maintain adequate sterile airflow and correct aseptic technique 6 inches once compounding procedures are complete, the pharmacist compares the - and the - to the final CSP to verify accuracy sterile compounding label and medication order which of the following lists of information includes items that are all required on a sterile compound label? product administration, storage requirements, and expiration date which 2 items must be compared to verify for accuracy, prior to the start of the sterile compounding process? the medication order and the CSP label