Question

this exam is closed - book. before starting, make sure you have studied all of the questions on your previous ct quizzes. question 11 2 pts when would using a peripheral catheter be an acceptable alternative to a jugular catheter in an animal? for the delivery of high osmolality fluids (>600 mosm/l) when total parenteral nutrition needs to be provided when central venous pressure must be continually measured when an iv antibiotic must be injected sid for 3 days

Explanation:

Peripheral catheters are suitable for short - term, non - high - risk IV administrations. Injecting an IV antibiotic once a day (SID) for 3 days is a relatively short - term and less invasive need compared to the other options. High osmolality fluids, total parenteral nutrition, and continuous central venous pressure measurement usually require central catheters like jugular catheters due to potential risks and requirements for central access.

Answer:

When an IV antibiotic must be injected SID for 3 days