Nursing · Pharmacology and Fluid Management
A nurse inadvertently infuses an intravenous (IV) solution containing potassium chloride too rapidly, resulting in hyperkalemia. Which of the following is an appropriate emergency intervention?
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- 1Rapid infusion of IV Ringer's lactate solution
- 2Rapid infusion of IV 0.9% Normal Saline
- 3Administration of regular insulin added to 10% dextrose in water✓
- 4Administration of intravenous albumin
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Administration of regular insulin added to 10% dextrose in water
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