Start an Intravenous Infusion 081-T-1012-1. Administering Intravenous Fluids Through a Saline Lock 081-T-1012-2.

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Start an Intravenous Infusion 081-T

Administering Intravenous Fluids Through a Saline Lock 081-T

Obtain and Check Supplies Obtain the following: IV bag, IV infusion set, 18 gauge needle/catheter unit, tape Check IV bag for expiration date, clearness of fluid, tears, fluid leakage, and contamination 081-T

Prepare the Intravenous Infusion 1 Remove infusion set from package Loosen the clamp, move the clamp along the tubing until it is 6 to 8 inches from the drip chamber, and tighten clamp OPENCLOSED 081-T

Prepare the Intravenous Infusion 2 Remove protective covering from outlet port (long spout) on IV bag Remove protective cap from the spike on the infusion set without touching the spike Insert spike into exposed IV outlet port with a twisting motion IV Tubing Port Medication Port 081-T

Prepare the Intravenous Infusion 3 Squeeze the drip chamber until half of the chamber is filled with IV solution 081-T

Prepare the Intravenous Infusion 4 Remove air from the tubing by: Holding the end of the tubing above the bottom of the bag Loosening the tubing clamp to allow fluid into the tubing Loosening protective cap on adapter to allow air to escape from tubing Gradually lowering tubing until fluid reaches end of adapter Reclamping the tubing and retightening the adapter cap 081-T

Insert Catheter/Needle 1 Remove 18-gauge catheter/needle unit from package Hold catheter/needle unit in dominant hand and stabilize the saline lock adapter with thumb and forefinger of nondominant hand Insert catheter needle unit through Tegaderm dressing and saline lock adapter until it reaches catheter hub 081-T

Insert Catheter/Needle 2 Remove nondominant hand from saline lock, place finger/thumb of nondominant hand over vein just beyond the catheter tip, and apply pressure to vein Retract and discard needle (catheter stays in place) 081-T

Connect IV Tubing Grasp end of IV tubing with dominant hand and remove adapter from tubing Grasp the hub of the catheter (outside Tegaderm dressing) with thumb and forefinger of nondominant hand Insert end of tubing into hub of catheter 081-T

Adjust Flow and Secure Tubing 1 Loosen clamp on tubing (about ½ way) to allow IV solution to flow into drip chamber Unroll about 2 inches of tape Place tape (sticky side up) on casualty’s limb and under IV tubing a few inches beyond catheter hub and beyond Tegaderm dressing 081-T

Adjust Flow and Secure Tubing 2 Fold tape strip back over tubing, trapping tubing between sticky sides of tape Wrap additional tape around limb and IV tubing distal to first Ensure tubing is secure and IV flow is not impeded Check infusion site for signs of infiltration 081-T

Signs of Infiltration Unusual pain at infusion site Swelling or redness at infusion site Infusion site is cool to the touch Clear fluid leaking around the site 081-T

Discontinue the IV 1 Due to evacuation IV fluid has been used up Infiltration Other reasons 081-T

Discontinue the IV 2 Adjust clamp on tubing so flow is stopped Loosen and remove tape Remove IV catheter hub that is outside Tegaderm dressing Saline lock adapter may remain in place for later use 081-T

Remove Catheter from Vein Grasp catheter hub and remove catheter from vein at an angle almost parallel to skin Cover puncture site with gauze dressing and hold pressure until bleeding stops Tape dressing in place 081-T