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Question 1 of 5

The health care team has noticed an increase in I.V. infiltrations on the pediatric floor. As part of a Plan, Do, Study, Act quality improvement plan the team should do the following in which order?

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Analyze the data.
Decide to monitor I.V. gauges.
Perform chart audits.
Write a new I.V. insertion policy.

Correct Answer: B,C,A,D

Rationale: The PDSA cycle involves planning (deciding to monitor), doing (chart audits), studying (analyzing data), and acting (writing a new policy).

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