Asked by Ja'darrius Keaton on May 09, 2024
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During intravenous (IV) administration of fat (lipid) emulsions,the patient voices complaints.Which complaint indicates to the nurse that the patient is experiencing a complication associated with the administration?
A) Fever,chills,and malaise
B) Low temperature,chills,and headache
C) Fever,flushing,and muscle relaxation
D) Low temperature,muscle aches,and dyspnea
Fat Emulsions
A mixture used in intravenous feedings to provide patients with essential fatty acids and calories.
Administration Complication
Problems or adverse events that may arise during the delivery of healthcare or medication.
- Examine patient symptoms to diagnose probable issues like septicemia and complications from intravenous lipid emulsion treatments.
Verified Answer
AC
Allante CottonMay 13, 2024
Final Answer :
A
Explanation :
Fever,chills,and malaise are symptoms of catheter-related sepsis.
Learning Objectives
- Examine patient symptoms to diagnose probable issues like septicemia and complications from intravenous lipid emulsion treatments.
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