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IV Route of Administration Problems

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What is a potential problem associated with the IV route of administration in pediatric patients?

Risk of dehydration

Excessive fluid retention

Increased heart rate

Difficulty accessing small veins (correct)

How can the problem of fluid overload be avoided in infants and children during IV administration?

Using a pediatric administration set and controlling the flow rate (correct)

Direct administration of IV fluids from the main infusion container

Increasing the volume of the main infusion container

Using a direct line from the main infusion container

What issue arises when reconstituting powder injections according to the manufacturers' directions?

Final volume may be greater than expected (correct)

Underdosing is prevented

Increase in concentration

Increased stability of the solution

What can displacement volume lead to in pediatric patients receiving IV medications?

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What is a potential issue associated with the excipients in parenteral formulations?

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IV Route of Administration Problems

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Questions and Answers

What is a potential problem associated with the IV route of administration in pediatric patients?

How can the problem of fluid overload be avoided in infants and children during IV administration?

What issue arises when reconstituting powder injections according to the manufacturers' directions?

What can displacement volume lead to in pediatric patients receiving IV medications?

What is a potential issue associated with the excipients in parenteral formulations?

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