IV Therapy
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INTRAVENOUS THERAPY Jana Heczková Kateřina Zámečníková http://utpo.lf1.cuni.cz https://is.cuni.cz /studium [email protected] Charles University in Prague, 1st Faculty of Medicine, Institute of Nursing Theory and Practice
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INTRAVENOUS THERAPY
Jana Heczková
Kateřina Zámečníková
http://utpo.lf1.cuni.cz
https://is.cuni.cz/studium
Charles University in Prague, 1st Faculty of Medicine,
Institute of Nursing Theory and Practice
INTRAVENOUS THERAPY
Indication
Maintain fluid or electrolyte balance
Administer fluid
Administer blood or blood components
Administer medication
Maintain nutritional state
Administer diagnostic reagents
Monitor hemodynamic functions
INTRAVENOUS ACCESS
Venipuncture - i.v. inj.
Peripheral i.v. lines
Central i.v. lines
Implantable ports
INTRAVENOUS ACCESS
Venipuncture - i.v. inj.
Peripheral i.v. lines
Central i.v. lines
Implantable ports
INTRAVENOUS ACCESS
Venipuncture - i.v. inj.
Peripheral IV lines
Central IV lines
Implantable ports
INTRAVENOUS ACCESS
Venipuncture - i.v. inj.
Peripheral i.v. lines
Central i.v. lines
Implantable ports
INTRAVENOUS ACCESS
Venipuncture - i.v. inj
Peripheral i.v. lines
Central i.v. lines
Implantable ports
INTRAVENOUS ACCESS
Venipuncture - i.v. inj
Peripheral i.v. lines
Central i.v. lines
Implantable ports
INTRAVENOUS ACCESS
Venipuncture - i.v. inj.
Peripheral i.v. lines
Central i.v. lines
Implantable ports
INTRAVENOUS THERAPY
i.v. bolus
infusion
intermittent
continuous
INTRAVENOUS THERAPY
i.v. bolus
infusion
intermittent
continuous
INTRAVENOUS THERAPY
i.v. bolus
infusion
intermittent
continuous
INTRAVENOUS THERAPY
Local complications
Infiltration
Extravasation
Phlebitis
Infection
Systemic complications
Sepsis
Embolism
Fluid overload
Catheter-fragment embolism
Practice
Administering i.v. infusion
Gain medication and
equipments
Check medication
Count dose
Prepare medication
Check pt wristband
Administer medication
Ampicilin
i.m.; i.v. 1 g
11-2015
Zinacef
i.v. 750 mg
11-2015
Amoksiclav
i.v. 1,2 g
11-2015
Tazocin
i.v. 4,5 g
11-2015
Practice
Ampicilin Inf.
800 mg
1,2 g
600 mg
1,6 g
Zinacef Inf.
250 mg
500 mg
1 g
1,25 g
Amoksiclav Inf.
600 mg
900 mg
1,5 g
1,8 g
Tazocin Inf.
3 g
1,5 g
2 g
6 g
Ampicilin
i.m.; i.v. 1 g
11-2015
Zinacef
i.v. 750 mg
11-2015
Amoksiclav
i.v. 1,2 g
11-2015
Tazocin
i.v. 4,5 g
11-2015
Resources
Lynn, P. Taylor's Clinical Nursing Skills. A nursing
process approach. 2nd ed. Lippincott Williams & Wilkins:
London, 2006
Dougherty, L.; Lister, S. The royal Marsden hospital
manual of clinical nursing procedures. 6th edition.
Blackwell Publishing Ltd: London. 2004
Smeltzer, S. C.; Bare, B. Textbook of Medical-Surgical
nursing. 10th ed. Lippincott Williams & Wilkins: London,
2004
WHO guidelines on hand hygiene 2009
