NSG 317 Exam 2 | Questions and
Verified Answers | Pediatrics
(Latest
2026/ 2027 Update) | Grade A |
100%
Correct
The goals of intravenous(IV) therapy
Maintain or prevent fluid and electrolyte imbalances.
Administer continuous or intermittent solutions or medications.
Replenish blood volume.
Assist in pain management.
When reviewing providers orders, check...
Type of fluid.
Amount to be infused.
Rate of infusion.
Length of fluid therapy.
When reviewing patient history, check...
Medication history.
Prescribed medication to MAR.
Vital signs.
…
.
.
, NSG 317 Exam 2 | Questions and
Verified Answers | Pediatrics
(Latest
2026/ 2027 Update) | Grade A |
100%
Allergies.
Past medical history.
Correct
Previous surgeries or procedures.
Assess the patient for...
Knowledge of procedure.
Readiness.
Equipment and supplies needed for starting an IV
IV start kit (tourniquet, tape, tegaderm, 2x2's)
IV catheters
Extension set (Saline Lock)
Prescribed IV solutions (Exp. and clarity) and primary tubing
IV pole and pump
Saline syringe
Clean gloves
Alcohol wipes
Protective pad
…
.
.
, NSG 317 Exam 2 | Questions and
Verified Answers | Pediatrics
(Latest
2026/ 2027 Update) | Grade A |
100%
Prepping IV Start supplies
Correct
Selecting possible IV's to use, priming extension or IV tubing, checking solutions and
medications against the patient's EMR.
Select the correct gauge catheter by considering:
Flow rate
Type of fluid
Vein status
Viscosity of the fluid
Color coded gauge image
On Slide 7
Golden Rule Of IV Therapy:
Select the smallest gauge possible and place in the largest vein possible (unless you'll be giving
them blood).
…
.
.
, NSG 317 Exam 2 | Questions and
Verified Answers | Pediatrics
(Latest
2026/ 2027 Update) | Grade A |
100%
Parts Of An IV Catheter Air
Vent.
Flashback Chamber.
Correct
Color Coded Hub.
Catheter over removable stylet (beveled).
Safety barrel or sleeve.
Photo slide 9.
When Selecting Your Puncture Site, Always
Inspect both hands (most distal) and arms, palpating and visualizing the course of the veins.
Vein should be superficial, easily palpated, and large enough for catheter insertion and
advancement.
Area should be free of lesions, scars, tattoos and away from the joints (ADL's).
When Selecting Your Puncture Site, Never
…
.
.
Verified Answers | Pediatrics
(Latest
2026/ 2027 Update) | Grade A |
100%
Correct
The goals of intravenous(IV) therapy
Maintain or prevent fluid and electrolyte imbalances.
Administer continuous or intermittent solutions or medications.
Replenish blood volume.
Assist in pain management.
When reviewing providers orders, check...
Type of fluid.
Amount to be infused.
Rate of infusion.
Length of fluid therapy.
When reviewing patient history, check...
Medication history.
Prescribed medication to MAR.
Vital signs.
…
.
.
, NSG 317 Exam 2 | Questions and
Verified Answers | Pediatrics
(Latest
2026/ 2027 Update) | Grade A |
100%
Allergies.
Past medical history.
Correct
Previous surgeries or procedures.
Assess the patient for...
Knowledge of procedure.
Readiness.
Equipment and supplies needed for starting an IV
IV start kit (tourniquet, tape, tegaderm, 2x2's)
IV catheters
Extension set (Saline Lock)
Prescribed IV solutions (Exp. and clarity) and primary tubing
IV pole and pump
Saline syringe
Clean gloves
Alcohol wipes
Protective pad
…
.
.
, NSG 317 Exam 2 | Questions and
Verified Answers | Pediatrics
(Latest
2026/ 2027 Update) | Grade A |
100%
Prepping IV Start supplies
Correct
Selecting possible IV's to use, priming extension or IV tubing, checking solutions and
medications against the patient's EMR.
Select the correct gauge catheter by considering:
Flow rate
Type of fluid
Vein status
Viscosity of the fluid
Color coded gauge image
On Slide 7
Golden Rule Of IV Therapy:
Select the smallest gauge possible and place in the largest vein possible (unless you'll be giving
them blood).
…
.
.
, NSG 317 Exam 2 | Questions and
Verified Answers | Pediatrics
(Latest
2026/ 2027 Update) | Grade A |
100%
Parts Of An IV Catheter Air
Vent.
Flashback Chamber.
Correct
Color Coded Hub.
Catheter over removable stylet (beveled).
Safety barrel or sleeve.
Photo slide 9.
When Selecting Your Puncture Site, Always
Inspect both hands (most distal) and arms, palpating and visualizing the course of the veins.
Vein should be superficial, easily palpated, and large enough for catheter insertion and
advancement.
Area should be free of lesions, scars, tattoos and away from the joints (ADL's).
When Selecting Your Puncture Site, Never
…
.
.
