CRNI Infusion Therapy Documentation and Standards Practice Test 2

Question 1

What is the standard documentation requirement for blood product administration?

Accepted Answer

Two-nurse verification of patient identity and blood product compatibility, vital signs at baseline, 15 minutes, and completion, and continuous observation documentation

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Recording the blood type only

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Only the volume transfused

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Date and time only

Question 2

Which documentation standard applies to the use of restraints in patients who repeatedly remove IV access devices?

Accepted Answer

Physician order, patient assessment, alternatives tried, least restrictive device used, regular reassessment intervals, and removal criteria

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No documentation needed

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Only the nurse's note that restraints were applied

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Only the type of restraint used

Question 3

What is the standard for documenting patient education related to infusion therapy?

Accepted Answer

Content taught, method of instruction, patient's understanding (demonstrated competency), and language/cultural accommodations made

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No documentation needed for education

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Only that education was provided

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Only if the patient asks questions

Question 4

According to INS standards, how should vascular access device site assessments be documented?

Accepted Answer

At every site assessment using a standardized scale (VIP for phlebitis, infiltration scale) with objective findings documented

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Only when problems are identified

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Weekly summary only

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Only at shift change

Question 5

What documentation is required when discontinuing a central venous catheter?

Accepted Answer

Date, time, reason for removal, catheter tip integrity verification, site assessment, dressing applied, patient position during removal, and any complications

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Date of removal only

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Only the nurse's signature

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No documentation is required for removal

Question 6

Which standard governs the labeling of IV infusion tubing and containers?

Accepted Answer

All tubing must be labeled with medication name, date and time of tubing change, and initials; containers must have patient identification and solution information

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No labeling standard exists

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Only the date is required

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Labeling is optional