Intravenous infusion therapy for nurses : principles & practice
Dianne L. Josephson, Holly Skodol Wilson, Lynn Keegan
Abstract
Dianne L. Josephson, Holly Skodol Wilson, Lynn Keegan
Abstract
Foundations of intravenous infusion therapy practice: introduction to intravenous infusion therapy fluid and electrolyte fundamentals related to intravenous infusion therapy the legal implications of intravenous infusion therapy infection control related to intravenous infusion therapy. The practice of intravenous infusion therapy: risks, complications, and adverse reactions associated with intravenous infusion therapy intravenous infusion preparations patient preparation and site selection for peripheral intravenous infusion therapy equipment and supplies employed in the preparation and administration of intravenous infusion therapy the delivery, care, maintenance, and discontinuation of intravenous infusion therapy mathematical calculations for the administration and maintenance of intravenous infusion therapy pharmacologic principles related to the preparation and administration of intravenous medications centrally placed vascular access devices and advanced medications delivery systems intravenous nutritional support blood and blood product administration. Intravenous infusion needs of the paediatric and gerontology populations: intravenous infusion therapy for the paediatric patient intravenous therapy for the elderly patient.
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Foundations of intravenous infusion therapy practice: introduction to intravenous infusion therapy fluid and electrolyte fundamentals related to intravenous infusion therapy the legal implications of intravenous infusion therapy infection control related to intravenous infusion therapy. The practice of intravenous infusion therapy: risks, complications, and adverse reactions associated with intravenous infusion therapy intravenous infusion preparations patient preparation and site selection for peripheral intravenous infusion therapy equipment and supplies employed in the preparation and administration of intravenous infusion therapy the delivery, care, maintenance, and discontinuation of intravenous infusion therapy mathematical calculations for the administration and maintenance of intravenous infusion therapy pharmacologic principles related to the preparation and administration of intravenous medications centrally placed vascular access devices and advanced medications delivery systems intravenous nutritional support blood and blood product administration. Intravenous infusion needs of the paediatric and gerontology populations: intravenous infusion therapy for the paediatric patient intravenous therapy for the elderly patient.
Key concepts: Infusion therapy, Intravenous therapy, Medicine, Intravenous Infusions, Intravenous fluid, Discontinuation, Intravenous drug, Continuous infusion