Complications of Intravenous therapy
Complications of Intravenous therapy ( 39 Questions)
This choice is incorrect because the client's preference for IV therapy over oral fluids is not a valid indication for initiating IV therapy. Clinical indications should guide the decision, not personal preferences.
This choice is incorrect because a history of IV drug use does not automatically indicate a need for IV therapy for dehydration. The client's current condition and clinical status should determine the need for IV fluids.
This choice is correct. In cases of severe dehydration where the client is unable to tolerate oral intake, IV therapy is essential to provide rapid rehydration and restore fluid and electrolyte balance.
This choice is incorrect because the family's request alone is not a sufficient indication for initiating IV therapy. The decision should be based on the client's clinical condition and medical needs.
A) This choice is incorrect because the client's preference for IV therapy over oral fluids is not a valid indication for initiating IV therapy. Clinical indications should guide the decision, not personal preferences.
B) This choice is incorrect because a history of IV drug use does not automatically indicate a need for IV therapy for dehydration. The client's current condition and clinical status should determine the need for IV fluids.
C) This choice is correct. In cases of severe dehydration where the client is unable to tolerate oral intake, IV therapy is essential to provide rapid rehydration and restore fluid and electrolyte balance.
D) This choice is incorrect because the family's request alone is not a sufficient indication for initiating IV therapy. The decision should be based on the client's clinical condition and medical needs.