[Solved]: The client you are caring for has an IV infusing in…

The client you are caring for has an IV infusing in the back of her left hand. What type of line is this? While you are still with the client, a staff nurse attaches a small volume IV bag to one of the line ports. This new line is referred to as an: You notice that the nurse has hung this small volume bag higher than the original bag. Why? The small volume bag empties before the staff nurse returns. You know there is no need to worry when this happen because the original IV will: As you reposition the client you notice that the drip chamber has back up and is full of fluid. This must be corrected right away. Why? On a later visit the patient complains that the IV is now causing some discomfort. You check the site and it seems somewhat swollen and rather cool. What do you suspect has happened? Another client has an IV infusing into his chest. You know that this is called a: line This IV is connected to an electronic volumetric pump. What is the function of a pump? You notice that a digital display on the pump read 125. What does this mean?