RN Transition to Practice resource
IV Therapy & Fluid Balance
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Framework (5 modules): IV access — peripheral, midline, PICC, and central line, and when to question a peripheral order Recognizing site complications — infiltration, extravasation, phlebitis, and line infection signs Rates, pumps, and when to question an order — maintenance vs. bolus, and trusting the pump less than your judgment Reading fluid balance — overload vs. deficit signs, and why daily weights need consistent technique Electrolytes and special considerations — potassium safety, compatibility, and central-access-only situations Practice Lab — IV Therapy & Fluid Balance Practice Lab (5 drills): Right access for the job — 7 scenarios routed to Peripheral IV / Midline / PICC / Central Line Spot the complication — 6 findings matched to Infiltration / Extravasation / Phlebitis / Possible Line Infection Question the rate? — 7 orders classified as proceed vs. double-check Overload or deficit? — 8 scenarios sorted into overload / deficit / balanced IV safety check — 7 true/false fundamentals, including potassium and pump-alarm safety

