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133K views · 551 reactions | 5 Must-Know Tips: IV pump #1: Always...

–IV Therapy Complications– IV therapy can cause issues with the vein & surrounding skin, as well as introduce infection or air into the body. For these reasons, it’s vital that we focus on prevention of infection or issue, and always having a patent line! –Air Embolism– Air enters the vein through IV tubing– this occurs with larger gaps of air and large bubbles. You may have miniscule bubbles in your tubing. Don’t panic! This can happen. Always prime your tubing entirely and inspect the line pri

5 Tips for troubleshooting an IV💉💦 #1: Assess the IV site: look for S&S of phlebitis, infection or infiltration #2: Check for occlusions: assess IV tubing for kinks, bends, clamps, twisted around your patient or their bedding #3: Air in line: pause the infusion & remove the air by priming the line again, preventing air embolism #4: Assess the pump: check the error message, address the specific issue & reset the pump #5: Flush the line: flush the line with normal saline as per your facility’s p

33K views · 159 reactions | ‍⚕️喙Ellis points out a little handle on the chamber for this IV tubing. If you hold it there, it's easier to get it onto the IV pump tracks. Find this helpful? Please let us know in the comments! ️bit.ly/clinicalnursingskills #NCLEX #IVPumpChamber #ClinicalSkills #HESI #Kaplan #ATI #NursingSchool #NursingStudent⁠ #Nurse #RN #PN #Education #LVN #LPN #NurseEducator | Level Up RN | Facebook