1. Can VTBI settings be adjusted during infusion?In most cases,
VTBI settings can be adjusted as needed based on changes in the patient's condition or treatment requirements. However,
healthcare providers should exercise caution and consult prescribing guidelines to ensure safe dosage adjustments.
2. How often should VTBI settings be verified?VTBI settings should be verified regularly, ideally before initiating each infusion and periodically throughout the treatment process, to minimize the risk of errors and ensure dosage accuracy.
3. What precautions should be taken when programming VTBI?
When programming VTBI, healthcare providers should double-check the accuracy of input values, verify compatibility with prescribed medications, and consider patient-specific factors to optimize treatment efficacy and safety.
4. What steps should be taken in the event of VTBI-related errors?In case of VTBI-related errors, healthcare providers should promptly assess the situation, discontinue infusion if necessary, and notify appropriate personnel for corrective action. Additionally, thorough documentation and reporting of incidents are essential for quality assurance and risk management purposes.