Iv injection
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Intravenous (IV) injection delivers medication directly into the bloodstream through a vein. An IV infusion involves a slow drip of medication over time to provide a constant volume of therapy. IV injection allows for quick delivery of large amounts of medication into the bloodstream and rapid action. The procedure involves selecting a suitable vein, preparing the site, inserting a needle, attaching tubing, and monitoring the infusion for complications. While effective, IV injection can cause pain, requires supervision, and risks infection.
Iv injection
- 1. IV Injection
- 2. Intravenous is the term means “into the vein”
- 3. What is IV infusion? An IV infusion is a slow drip of medication into the vein over a set period to deliver a volume of of time constant therapy.
- 4. Purposes of Intravenous Injection Quickly sends a medication directly into the bloodstream. Can administer large amount. More reliable Quick action.
- 5. Sites
- 6. Equipment's A tray contains: •Drip chamber •Tubing •Syringe and Needle •Adhesive tape •Tourniquet •Spirit •Antiseptic and 2 x 2 gauze •Kidney tray •Drugs
- 8. Procedure Select a suitable vein for venipuncture. Prepare the venipuncture site Apply tourniquet above 2 inch from venipuncture site Select and palpate a prominent vein. Cleanse the skin with an alcohol swab .Allow the site to dry. Done gloves.
- 10. Apply Pressure on Vein Remove tourniquet and attach the tubing
- 11. Start infusion and fix the tubing Observe the venipuncture site for signs of infiltration Remove your gloves and disposes of them appropriately
- 13. Disadvantage Painful &Fearful Supervisor required to administer Infection
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