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Question

What are two interventions you could perform to reduce the risk of extravasation occurring during administration of Daisy's chemotherapy? There is also a risk to yourself when administering Daisy's chemotherapy as it is Cytotoxic. What are two nursing interventions required when administering Cytotoxic medication? List five things you must do to prepare Daisy and the area for a blood transfusion before you go to pathology to collect the blood. What vital sign alters with a Febrile reaction? How much does it need to alter by to be deemed that the patient is having a febrile reaction? What is the cause of a haemolytic reaction? You now have a two-stage check to perform. The first stage is checking the unit of blood occurs against the transfusion form and the intravenous order form. List four things you will check on the blood bag sticker as part of the blood safety check (Please note: bag volume is not part of the safety check) After checking the unit of blood matches the two documents, you proceed with the RN to Daisy's bedside. Here you will complete the second stage of the safety check for blood administration. Here you are taking the time to check the transfusion form and intravenous order forms to the patient. What detall will you check when you complete the bedside between Dalsy and the two? How does the medication administered for hyperglycaemia reduce a patient's blood glucose level (BGL)? "ie what is the action of this medication' (insulin) If Daisy develops hypotension during surgery, the anaesthetist might commence a flask of Colloid solution. How are Colloid solutions different to Crystalloid solutions once administered into the intravascular space? What crucial piece of education you will provide Daisy about the PCA button to reduce her risk of narcotic overdose? Daisy's PCA contains Morphine 50mg diluted in Normal Saline 50mls. Why do PCA machines have a cover that locks the syringe inside the PCA to prevent the Morphine syringe from being removed?