Infiltration of iv site
IV Infiltration - Definition, Signs, Treatment, Management
infiltration: swelling, leakage at the site, coolness, pallor, tenderness/pain. If infiltration is present, the IV must be removed. Check agency policy for treating infiltration. *Inspect the site for . phlebitis: the vein appears red and swollen, warmth, tenderness/pain, and a firm or cord-like vein. If phlebitis is present, the IV will need ...
[DOC File]IV therapy - Sonic
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Monitor insertion site for swelling (infiltration). If site swells, IV is unsuccessful and must be removed. Remove syringe and clamp extension tubing. Stabilize catheter either using adhesive tape or a stabilization device. If using tape, there are two ways of stabilizing: If catheter has wings, a chevron (v-shaped tape) should be used.
[DOC File]Fluid & Electrolyte
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presence of extravasation or infiltration at intravenous (IV) site. signs/symptoms of magnesium toxicity, worsening pre-signs or symptoms of eclampsia, or progression of labor . periodic urine assessment for protein (if applicable) vaginal bleeding. tocography and FHR (with antepartum or intrapartum use)
[DOC File]Insertion of a Peripheral IV (Over the Needle, Peripheral …
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IV Complications. Infiltration – pallor, coolness, swelling; treat by removing IV, elevate extremity, wrap with warm, moist towel for 20 minutes. Phlebitis – pain, swelling, warmth, redness up the vein; treat by removing IV, warm, moist heat. Lab Normals. The Magic 4’s (a quick way to try to keep all of these normals straight)
[DOC File]Management of Extrvasations - Courtemanche & Associates
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P. Change IV cannula site and tubing according to the recommendations for adult patients in the adult IV therapy policy. Documentation: A. IV Flow Sheet. 1. Date and time of insertion. 2. Type of infusion/fluid and amount up in the bag/Buretrol. 3. Flow rate in terms of “ml per hour” 4. Gauge and type of IV device used. 5. Location of IV ...
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1. Infection/ infiltration. Remember to observe the whole arm. Starting a new IV it needs to be ABOVE the injured site (infiltrated IV site) Look for blood return (assess for patency) certain meds are caustic. high acidic value like potassium (never give this undiluted) hypertonic solutions are caustic. Chemotherapy agents and other meds.
[DOCX File]AHRQ Safety Program for Perinatal Care: Safe Medication …
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Title: IV Medication, Extravasation Management. Distribution: Hospital Wide. Desired Outcome: Patients receiving IV medication with the potential for causing irritation/tissue necrosis will be monitored closely to prevent extravasation. If infiltration of a high risk drug occurs, extravasation management will be implemented to minimize tissue ...
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