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Admminister Metoclopramide Hydrochloride 10 mg IV push through a locked PICC line. The Client is complaining…

Admminister Metoclopramide Hydrochloride 10 mg IV push through a locked PICC line. The Client is complaining of nausea after her hysterectomy and weighs 200 pounds

1. what is the drug classification?

2. why is the drug being given?

3. is it a propriate situation?

4. is it safe for the client?

5. can you give the drug IV Push?

6. how fast can you administer the drug?

Administer Furosemide 60 mg IV push through a locked portacatth. The client has early renal failure and weighs 200 pounds.

1. what is the drug classification?

2. why is the drug being given?

3. is it a propriate situation?

4. is it safe for the client?

5. can you give the drug IV Push?

6. how fast can you administer the drug?

Administer Heparin 8000 Units IV push through a saline lock. The clients PTT an hour ago was 160 seconds.

1. what is the drug classification?

2. why is the drug being given?

3. is it a propriate situation?

4. is it safe for the client?

5. can you give the drug IV Push?

6. how fast can you administer the drug?

Administer Ketorolac 15 mg IV Push through a peripheral saline lock. The client is 75 years old and weighs 150 pounds and has post operative pain.

1. what is the drug classification?

2. why is the drug being given?

3. is it a propriate situation?

4. is it safe for the client?

5. can you give the drug IV Push?

6. how fast can you administer the drug?

Administer Solu Medrol 40 mg IV push ghrough a peripheral saline lock. The client weighs 140 pounds and was admitted with an asthma attack yesterday.

1. what is the drug classification?

2. why is the drug being given?

3. is it a propriate situation?

4. is it safe for the client?

5. can you give the drug IV Push?

6. how fast can you administer the drug?

Administer digoxin 600 mcg IV push through a peripheral saline lock. The client weighs 140 pounds and has heart failure.

1. what is the drug classification?

2. why is the drug being given?

3. is it a propriate situation?

4. is it safe for the client?

5. can you give the drug IV Push?

6. how fast can you administer the drug?

Administer diazepam 10 mg IV push through a locked portacat. The client is experiencing alcohol withdrawal.

1. what is the drug classification?

2. why is the drug being given?

3. is it a propriate situation?

4. is it safe for the client?

5. can you give the drug IV Push?

6. how fast can you administer the drug?

Administer morphine sulfate 4 mg IV push through a locked portacath. The client weighs 70 kg and has postoperative pain.

1. what is the drug classification?

2. why is the drug being given?

3. is it a propriate situation?

4. is it safe for the client?

5. can you give the drug IV Push?

6. how fast can you administer the drug?

Administer Lorazepam 10 mg IV push through a locked PICC line. The client weighs 200 pounds and is experiencing a seizure.

1. what is the drug classification?

2. why is the drug being given?

3. is it a propriate situation?

4. is it safe for the client?

5. can you give the drug IV Push?

6. how fast can you administer the drug?

Administer NPH Insulin 8 units IV push. The client weighs 200 pounds and the blood glucose is 330 mg/dL.

1. what is the drug classification?

2. why is the drug being given?

3. is it a propriate situation?

4. is it safe for the client?

5. can you give the drug IV Push?

6. how fast can you administer the drug?

Administer phenytoin 100 mg IV Push. The client has an IV of D5W running at 100 mL/hr. The client, who weighs 180 pounds, has chronic seizures and us NPO for procedure.

1. what is the drug classification?

2. why is the drug being given?

3. is it a propriate situation?

4. is it safe for the client?

5. can you give the drug IV Push?

6. how fast can you administer the drug?