Question

. A nurse is preparing to initiate IV therapy for a client. Which of the following sites should the nurse use to place the peripheral IV catheter?

Nondominant forearm basilic vein

Dominant antecubital basilic vein

Dominant distal dorsal vein

Nondominant dorsal venous arch

9. A client who has active tuberculosis and is taking rifampin reports that his urine and sweat have developed a red-orange tinge. Which of the following actions should the nurse take?

Check the client’s lover function test results.

Document this as an expected finding.

Instruct the client to increase his fluid intake.

Prepare the client for dialysis.

Answer 1

Non-dominat forearm basilic vein
Nondominant upper extremity due to its comfort it will be commonly chosen for peripheral venous line. it reduce the risk of dislodgement, thrombosis incidence.
In the upper extremity distal metacarpal veins on the dorsum of the hand through the dorsal venous arch that becomes cephalic and basilica veins in the forearm near antecubital fossa. nondominant hands usually have chosen for peripheral IV insertion.
9, check the patient's liver function test result
   Red-orange tinge urine and sweat due to liver problems in a patient with the rifampicin medication regimen. liver function test can find out the problem associated with the liver.
advise the patient to take the medication with fluids and document the patient reports in the record. advice to follow the doctor's instructions correctly.