IV Med Administration

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IV Medication Administration Quiz

Test your knowledge on intravenous medication administration practices with this comprehensive quiz. Each question focuses on key guidelines and protocols you need to know as a healthcare professional.

Ensure you understand:

Proper dilution methods
Administration timing
Specific medication requirements

6 Questions2 MinutesCreated by AdministeringNurse2023

Penicillin medication administration

Adults must dilute 50-100ml and be given over 1-2hrs.

FalseAdults must dilute 20-100ml and be given over 2-3hrs.

Ceftriaxone medication administration

IV Injection to be given slowly 2-4mins for dose up to 1G. For use of burrete is over 30mins

IV Injection to be given 5mins for dose up to 1G. For use of burrete is over 1hour.

Metronidazole Medication administration

Infuse the ready to hang preparation slowly over 10 to 30 minutes

Infuse the ready to hang preparation slowly over 20 to 60 minutes

Gentamycin medication administration

Use burrette, dilute in 50-200ml of N/S 0.9% or D5W and must be over 30mins

Dilute to a concentration of no more than 5mg/ml and administer every 500mg over at least 30 mins, use rate not more than 10mg/min for at least 60mins or longer

Vancomycin med administration

Dilute to a concentration of no more than 5mg/ml and administer every 500mg over at least 30 mins, use rate not more than 10mg/min for at least 60mins or longer

Use burrette, dilute in 50-200ml of N/S 0.9% or D5W and must be over 30mins

Morphine med administration

Adults must dilute 50-100ml and be given over 1-2hrs.

IV Bolus ; dilute 4-5ml water for injection and inject 4-5mins, IV Infusion ; dilute in D5W or N/S and infused at calculated rate

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