Multiple Choice
Why are IV heparin errors extremely dangerous?
A) IV heparin quickly takes effect and is not easily reversed.
B) IV heparin is available in many similar-looking strengths.
C) Flushing IV lines with a Hep-Lock solution is common, which is a very low dose of heparin that can be confused with significantly higher concentrations.
D) All of the above factors are reasons.
Correct Answer:
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