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COMPLICATIONS OF INTRAVENOUS THERAPY
Medical Journal of Australia, 1976A survey of 130 patients receiving intravenous therapy was undertaken. There were no instances of speticaemia over this period, despite a positive bacterial culture rate for cannulae of 48%. The incidence of phlebitis was 31%, and was associated with usual physicochemical factors.
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The Future of Intravenous Therapy
AJN, American Journal of Nursing, 1971Techniques for the initial insertion of the infusion, the care of the infusion site, and the handling of the infusion solution have reduced some of the hazards of I.V. therapy. Now, new designs in infusion equipment may help to further reduce these risks.
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The use of intravenous therapy
Nursing Standard, 2001Nurses have a professional and legal responsibility to understand the rationale for the use of prescribed fluids. Safe administration requires an understanding of the role of electrolytes and water and of the mechanisms of movement between different body compartments.
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The challenge of intravenous therapy
Nursing Standard, 1991The simple intravenous infusion, seen commonly in most general wards, presents a far greater challenge to nursing awareness and skill than perhaps seems evident. Royal College of Nursing Adviser in Nursing Practice Rosemary Wilkinson discusses the management of problems they pose, and stresses the need for nurses to ensure that their relevant knowledge
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Nursing standard (Royal College of Nursing (Great Britain) : 1987), 2016
Providing intravenous therapy for older people is associated with challenges, because of comorbidities and age-related changes to the skin and veins.
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Providing intravenous therapy for older people is associated with challenges, because of comorbidities and age-related changes to the skin and veins.
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THE INTRAVENOUS Therapy NURSES
AJN, American Journal of Nursing, 1961M, IMPERIALE, T, KREBS
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