Phillips's Manual of I.V. Therapeutics:
Evidence-Based Practice for Infusion
Therapy Eighth Edition – Test Bank
by Lisa Gorski (Author)
,TABLE OF CONTENTS
1. 1 Overview: Professional Practice Issues and Infusion Therapy
2. Introduction
3. Evidence-Based Practice
4. Standards of Practice
5. Clinical Competency
6. Documentation of Competency
7. Infusion and Vascular Access Teams
8. Specialty Certification
9. Nursing Process Related to Infusion Therapy
10. Assessment
11. Diagnosis
12. Outcomes Identification
13. Planning
14. Implementation of Interventions/Nursing Actions
15. Evaluation
16. Continuous Quality Improvement
17. Additional Components of Quality Improvement
18. Risk Management
19. Informed Consent
20. Adverse Events and Reporting
21. Documentation
22. Ethical and Legal Issues
23. Ethical Issues Related to Infusion Therapy
24. Malpractice and Nursing Practice
25. The Infusion Nurse’s Role as Expert Witness
26. Reducing the Risk for Malpractice
27. Malpractice Case Example
28. Chapter Highlights
29. 2 Infection Prevention and Occupational Risks
30. Introduction
31. Immune System Function
32. Mechanisms of Defense
33. Impaired Host Resistance
,34. Immune System Disorders
35. Basic Principles of Epidemiology
36. Chain of Infection
37. COVID-19 Transmission (CDC, 2021b)
38. Classification of Infections
39. Health-Care–Associated Infections
40. Pathogenesis of Vascular Access Device–Related Infections
41. Intrinsic Versus Extrinsic Causes of Bloodstream Infection
42. Diagnosing Infection: Culturing Techniques
43. Strategies for Preventing Infection
44. 1. Standard and Transmission-Based Precautions
45. 2. Hand Hygiene
46. 3. Aseptic Non Touch Technique
47. 4. Skin Antisepsis
48. 5. Central Line Bundle and Other Care Bundles
49. 6. Antimicrobial-/Antiseptic-Impregnated Catheters
50. 7. Catheter Dressings
51. 8. VAD Securement
52. 9. Needleless Connectors
53. 10. Other Add-On Devices
54. 11. Administration Set Management
55. 12. Antimicrobial Locking Solutions
56. Occupational Hazards
57. Blood-Borne Pathogens
58. Hazardous Drugs
59. Age-Related Considerations
60. The Pediatric Patient
61. The Older Adult
62. Nursing Process
63. Chapter Highlights
64. 3 Fundamentals of Fluid and Electrolyte Balance
65. Introduction
66. Body Fluid Composition
67. Fluid Distribution
68. Fluid Function
69. Fluid Transport
, 70. Tonicity of Solutions
71. Fluid and Electrolyte Homeostatic Mechanisms
72. Cardiovascular System and Atrial Natriuretic Factor
73. Lymphatic System
74. Kidneys
75. Respiratory System
76. Endocrine System
77. Physical Assessment of Fluid and Electrolyte Needs
78. Neurological System/Focus on Level of Consciousness
79. Cardiovascular System
80. Respiratory System
81. Skin Appearance and Temperature
82. Special Senses
83. Body Weight
84. Laboratory Values
85. Disorders of Fluid Balance
86. Fluid Volume Deficit (Hypovolemia)
87. Fluid Volume Excess (Hypervolemia)
88. Basic Principles of Electrolyte Balance
89. Nursing Diagnosis and Electrolyte Imbalances
90. Sodium (Na+)
91. Potassium (K+)
92. Calcium (Ca2+)
93. Magnesium (Mg2+)
94. Phosphorus (HPO4–)
95. Chloride (Cl–)
96. Acid–Base Balance
97. Chemical Buffer Systems
98. Respiratory Regulation
99. Renal Regulation
100. Major Acid–Base Imbalances
101. Metabolic Acid–Base Imbalances
102. Treatment/Collaborative Management
103. Respiratory Acid–Base Imbalances
104. Age-Related Considerations
105. The Pediatric Patient
Evidence-Based Practice for Infusion
Therapy Eighth Edition – Test Bank
by Lisa Gorski (Author)
,TABLE OF CONTENTS
1. 1 Overview: Professional Practice Issues and Infusion Therapy
2. Introduction
3. Evidence-Based Practice
4. Standards of Practice
5. Clinical Competency
6. Documentation of Competency
7. Infusion and Vascular Access Teams
8. Specialty Certification
9. Nursing Process Related to Infusion Therapy
10. Assessment
11. Diagnosis
12. Outcomes Identification
13. Planning
14. Implementation of Interventions/Nursing Actions
15. Evaluation
16. Continuous Quality Improvement
17. Additional Components of Quality Improvement
18. Risk Management
19. Informed Consent
20. Adverse Events and Reporting
21. Documentation
22. Ethical and Legal Issues
23. Ethical Issues Related to Infusion Therapy
24. Malpractice and Nursing Practice
25. The Infusion Nurse’s Role as Expert Witness
26. Reducing the Risk for Malpractice
27. Malpractice Case Example
28. Chapter Highlights
29. 2 Infection Prevention and Occupational Risks
30. Introduction
31. Immune System Function
32. Mechanisms of Defense
33. Impaired Host Resistance
,34. Immune System Disorders
35. Basic Principles of Epidemiology
36. Chain of Infection
37. COVID-19 Transmission (CDC, 2021b)
38. Classification of Infections
39. Health-Care–Associated Infections
40. Pathogenesis of Vascular Access Device–Related Infections
41. Intrinsic Versus Extrinsic Causes of Bloodstream Infection
42. Diagnosing Infection: Culturing Techniques
43. Strategies for Preventing Infection
44. 1. Standard and Transmission-Based Precautions
45. 2. Hand Hygiene
46. 3. Aseptic Non Touch Technique
47. 4. Skin Antisepsis
48. 5. Central Line Bundle and Other Care Bundles
49. 6. Antimicrobial-/Antiseptic-Impregnated Catheters
50. 7. Catheter Dressings
51. 8. VAD Securement
52. 9. Needleless Connectors
53. 10. Other Add-On Devices
54. 11. Administration Set Management
55. 12. Antimicrobial Locking Solutions
56. Occupational Hazards
57. Blood-Borne Pathogens
58. Hazardous Drugs
59. Age-Related Considerations
60. The Pediatric Patient
61. The Older Adult
62. Nursing Process
63. Chapter Highlights
64. 3 Fundamentals of Fluid and Electrolyte Balance
65. Introduction
66. Body Fluid Composition
67. Fluid Distribution
68. Fluid Function
69. Fluid Transport
, 70. Tonicity of Solutions
71. Fluid and Electrolyte Homeostatic Mechanisms
72. Cardiovascular System and Atrial Natriuretic Factor
73. Lymphatic System
74. Kidneys
75. Respiratory System
76. Endocrine System
77. Physical Assessment of Fluid and Electrolyte Needs
78. Neurological System/Focus on Level of Consciousness
79. Cardiovascular System
80. Respiratory System
81. Skin Appearance and Temperature
82. Special Senses
83. Body Weight
84. Laboratory Values
85. Disorders of Fluid Balance
86. Fluid Volume Deficit (Hypovolemia)
87. Fluid Volume Excess (Hypervolemia)
88. Basic Principles of Electrolyte Balance
89. Nursing Diagnosis and Electrolyte Imbalances
90. Sodium (Na+)
91. Potassium (K+)
92. Calcium (Ca2+)
93. Magnesium (Mg2+)
94. Phosphorus (HPO4–)
95. Chloride (Cl–)
96. Acid–Base Balance
97. Chemical Buffer Systems
98. Respiratory Regulation
99. Renal Regulation
100. Major Acid–Base Imbalances
101. Metabolic Acid–Base Imbalances
102. Treatment/Collaborative Management
103. Respiratory Acid–Base Imbalances
104. Age-Related Considerations
105. The Pediatric Patient
