Physics · Intravenous Medication Safety
A doctor prescribes potassium chloride (KCl) intravenous infusion for a pediatric patient. Which route or method of administration is completely contraindicated for safety reasons?
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- 1Monitoring urine output prior to and during administration
- 2Administration under continuous ECG monitoring
- 3Diluted in 0.9% Normal Saline via continuous infusion
- 4Intravenous bolus injection (IV push)✓
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Intravenous bolus injection (IV push)
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