How often should intravenous (IV) rounds be performed during a nursing shift?
a. Every 15 minutes
b. Every 30 minutes
c. Every 60 minutes
d. Twice per shift
C
IV checks every hour, made by a nurse, ensure maintenance of a proper rate, infusion condition, and complication detection.
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