Following an intravenous pyelogram (IVP) nursing responsibilities will include:
A)
informing client a warm flushed feeling may occur at the IV site.
B)
checking injection site for redness and warmth.
C)
keeping client NPO for 4 hours.
D)
explaining urine may be pink tinged for 24 hours.
B
Explanation:
A)
The injection site should be assessed for signs of phlebitis or dye reaction because dye may be irritating to the vein. The flushed feeling occurs during the procedure when the dye is injected. Fluids are encouraged, not restricted. Urine should be clear.
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B)
The injection site should be assessed for signs of phlebitis or dye reaction because dye may be irritating to the vein. The flushed feeling occurs during the procedure when the dye is injected. Fluids are encouraged, not restricted. Urine should be clear.
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C)
The injection site should be assessed for signs of phlebitis or dye reaction because dye may be irritating to the vein. The flushed feeling occurs during the procedure when the dye is injected. Fluids are encouraged, not restricted. Urine should be clear.
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Implementation
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D)
The injection site should be assessed for signs of phlebitis or dye reaction because dye may be irritating to the vein. The flushed feeling occurs during the procedure when the dye is injected. Fluids are encouraged, not restricted. Urine should be clear.
Application
Implementation
Physiological Integrity: Reduction of Risk Potential
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