INTRAVENOUS THERAPY Bc. Marie Bártová Institute of Nursing Theory and Practice Charles University, 1 st Faculty of Medicine Prague 2007.

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INTRAVENOUS THERAPY Bc. Marie Bártová Institute of Nursing Theory and Practice Charles University, 1 st Faculty of Medicine Prague 2007

INTRAVENOUS ACCESS DEVICES Needle and syringe Peripheral IV lines Central IV lines Implantable ports

FORMS OF INTREVENOUS THERAPY Intravenous drip IV fluids - isotonic fluids - hypotonic fluids - hypertonic fluids (crystalloid, colloid)

INFUSION EQUIPMENT Sterile container of fluids Intravenous infusion set Gravity drip / infusion pump / IV push

INSERTION OF PERIPHERAL IV LINE Equipment - cannula selection - skin prep Catheter site Procedure

PERIPHERAL IV LINE SITES

RISKS OF IV THERAPY InfectionPhlebitis Fluid overload EmbolismExtravasation

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