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A nurse is assessing a client's lower arm for insertion of an iv catheter. the nurse palpates the vein and notes that it feels hard. then most appropriate action by the nurse would be select another site.
- Supplemental intravenous catheters( PIVC) are the most generally used intravenous device in hospitalised cases. They're primarily used for remedial purposes similar as administration of specifics, fluids and/ or blood products as well as blood sample from the vein.
- iv catheter are cannula/ catheter fitted into a small supplemental tone for remedial purposes similar as administration of specifics, fluids and/ or blood products. Catheter position, patency/ occlusion, branch harmony, any signs of phlebitis( erythema, swelling, pain etc.), infiltration/ extravasation. PIVC are considered as high threat for pressure injury. PIVC spots should be checked hourly for pressure sore and any signs of infection
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