IV medication

3. Introduction of IV fluids without interruption of therapy.
4. Into or within a vein.
6. The area where hand hygiene, garbing, and staging of necessary products and labels must occur.
7. Speed at which IV medications are infused into the body
11. Medication Added to IVs.
14. Factor needed to change from one unit of volume to another.
15. Solution for a TPN or PPN that contains carbohydrates, protein, and sometimes lipids.
16. Amount of time needed to administer the medication dose.
19. Factor needed to change from one unit of time to another.
20. A small-volume IV with added medication administered through an established IV line.
21. Size of drop from the drip chamber.
23. Sterile drug admixtures that have been prepared in a controlled environment.
24. Set that provides small drops of fluid.
25. IV containing a low concentration of amino acids, dextrose, electrolytes, and sometimes lipids.

1. Defines classification of cleanroom air based on airborne particle counts.
2. The area where Primary Engineering Control is physically located.
5. A quality assurance process whereby a trained aseptic technique personnel performs transfer of solutions using needles, syringes, and vials or bags.
8. A process for ensuring that training and procedures are continuously followed.
9. IV solution used to provide nutrition to a patient.
10. Specific type of flow rate calculated in drops per minute.
12. IV containing a high concentration of amino acids, dextrose, and sometimes lipids with electrolytes and other medications.
13. Quality a laminar airflow hood or a barrier isolator.
17. set that provides large drops of fluid.
18. The absence of potentially pathogenic micro-organisms.
22. Volume of medication administered per dose.