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9/20/20

[Answer] How to prevent and treat infiltration?

Answer: - Stop infusion -Remove I.V-elevate extremity-Apply warm or cold compress depending on fluid that went into the tissues/ facility policy- To prevent secure tubing properly and do not place restraints on I.V site do not place I.V in areas of flexion use smallest catheter you can monitor frequently




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How to prevent and treat infiltration? Some possible treatments are: Elevate the site as much as possible to help reduce swelling . Apply a warm or cold compress (depending on the fluid) for 30 minutes every 2-3 hours to help reduce swelling and... Medication-If recommended medicine for extravasations is given within 24 hours for best ... Mon Feb 03 2020 · Manage your infiltration site: Use cold or heat packs as directed . Your healthcare provider will tell you which to use according to the type of infiltrated fluid. Rest and elevate your arm above the level of your heart as directed. Wed May 27 2020 · Your clinician will likely do the following: Stop the infusion Remove the IV Mark the outline affected area with a marker Photograph the affected area Apply a hot or cold compress based on the type of IV fluid infiltrated Elevate the extremity Inject medication into the subcutaneous tissue Wed May 29 2013 · A quick response can help minimize damage to your access. Infiltrations can occur before dialysis during dialysis with the blood pump running or after dialysis with the needle removal. The immediate application of ice helps decrease the pain and size of the infiltration and may decrease bleeding time . A Dangerous C...

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