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ATI LPN Med Surg IV Therapy Proctored Exam is a nursing-school practice exam with 37 questions. It is written for nursing students preparing for this course exam and for NCLEX-style review. Every question has its own page showing the full stem, all answer options, the correct answer, and a written rationale explaining why each option is right or wrong.
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Start Practice ExamWhich action is outside LVN scope unless explicitly allowed by facility policy and competency validation?
Which IV catheter gauge is most commonly used for routine IV therapy in adults?
A common early sign of IV site infection is:
Which finding during IV medication administration requires the most immediate intervention?
Which action is within the LVN scope related to IV therapy in Texas (per facility policy and training)?
A client receiving an IV medication reports dizziness and nausea. What should the LVN do first?
The purpose of a saline lock (intermittent IV device) is to:
What is the primary reason IV tubing must be primed before connection?
Accurate IV documentation should include:
A nurse is collecting data from a client who has an intravenous (IV) catheter in her left forearm. The nurse should identify that which of the following findings indicates the client has phlebitis?
When administering IV medications, the LVN should always:
Which statement by the LVN indicates correct practice when an IV medication label differs from the MAR?
A client develops hives and wheezing during an IV medication infusion. The LVN should first:
During IV medication administration, which assessment is most important to perform repeatedly?
Which site should be avoided for routine peripheral IV insertion when possible?
A client receiving IV fluids develops redness, warmth, and pain at the insertion site. The LVN should suspect:
A client has IV infiltration. What is the priority action?
The primary purpose of using an IV infusion pump is to:
A nurse is inserting an intravenous catheter for a client which results in a blood spill on her gloved hand. The client has no documented bloodstream infection. Which of the following actions should t
A client receiving IV fluids suddenly develops dyspnea and crackles. The LVN should suspect:
Before administering an IV medication, the LVN's priority action is to:
Before starting a secondary (piggyback) IV antibiotic, the LVN should first:
When flushing a peripheral IV catheter, the LVN should:
The LVN notes swelling and coolness at the IV site with slowed infusion. This finding is most consistent with:
The purpose of flushing an IV line before and after IV medication administration is to: