Pain Management Quiz
Pain Management Quiz
Test your knowledge on pain management techniques and best practices for IV placement. This quiz is designed for healthcare professionals and students aspiring to enhance their understanding in clinical settings.
Topics Covered:
- IV insertion sites
- IV management best practices
- Identifying complications
- Assessing and managing pain
What part of the Body is the best site for a IV to be started on?
Hand
Foot
Forearm
Neck
Which site is 2nd Best place to start an IV?
Foot
Forearm
Neck
Back side of Hand
What reasons are responsible for choosing the non dominant hand and forearm of the body?
Decrease Possibility of Dislodgement
Forearm is more stationary than the Hand
The hand is more stationary than the Forearm
What are some things that you want to make sure you do when inserting an IV catheter?
Flush the Tube to Remove Air
Clean the area with antimicrobial solution using inner to outer circular motion
Have patient bend their elbow
Use Sterile Technique
Use Sterile Gloves
What are some reasons why you want to avoid placing an IV in the Foot?
Far from the heart
Decreased circulation
It has too Many Blood Vessels
It is causes trauma to the foot
How do we know that the IV angiocatheter is in the correct place?
No flashing of Blood
Flashing of Blood
Bubbling of Blood
How often do we check the IV flow rate and infusion site for an Adult?
Every 15 minutes
Every 30 minutes
Every Hour
Everyday
A nurse walks into a patients room and checks their IV site. While checking it she notices it has a erythema, it is warm to touch, and it is a painful spot for the patient. What is this a possible sign of?
Infiltration
Referred Pain
Edema
Phlebitis
What is the Most Important factor when assessing Pain?
Character
Location
Quantitiy
Pain Scale(Mild, Moderate, Severe).
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