To Prevent Phlebitis, the Osmolarity of Parenteral Solutions Used for PPN

question 79

Multiple Choice

To prevent phlebitis, the osmolarity of parenteral solutions used for PPN is generally kept below ____ milliosmoles per liter.

• A)300
• B)600
• C)900
• D)1200

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Definitions:

Thalamus

A major relay station in the brain's middle region acting as a hub for transmitting information from sensory organs to the cerebral cortex.

Visual Input

Information received by the eyes and processed by the brain, influencing perception and understanding.

Auditory Stimulus

A sensory input related to hearing, such as sounds or noises, that can elicit a response from an organism.

Facial Expression

The use of the facial muscles to convey emotion, information, or reactions.