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IV Therapy Complication (nclex focus)

🔑 IV Therapy Complications (NCLEX Focus)

1. Infiltration

Cause: IV fluid leaks into surrounding tissue (catheter dislodged or vein punctured).

Signs: Cool, pale, swollen skin; discomfort at site; slowed/absent infusion.

Nursing Actions: Stop infusion, remove IV, elevate extremity, apply warm/cool compress depending on solution.

2. Extravasation

Cause: Vesicant (toxic to tissue) medication leaks into tissue.

Signs: Pain, blistering, necrosis, swelling.

Nursing Actions: Stop infusion immediately, leave IV in place for possible antidote administration, notify provider.

3. Phlebitis

Cause: Irritation or infection of the vein wall.

Signs: Redness, warmth, streaking along vein, pain, cord-like vein.

Nursing Actions: Stop infusion, remove IV, apply warm compress, restart IV in opposite extremity.

4. Thrombophlebitis

Cause: Blood clot + vein inflammation.

Signs: Pain, swelling, redness, sluggish flow.

Nursing Actions: Stop IV, remove catheter, notify provider, warm compress, monitor for embolus.

5. Hematoma

Cause: Blood leaks into surrounding tissue (unsuccessful stick or after removal).

Signs: Bruising, swelling, pain.

Nursing Actions: Apply pressure, elevate, cold compress initially.

6. Infection

Cause: Poor aseptic technique, contaminated IV site/equipment.

Signs: Redness, warmth, swelling, purulent drainage, fever.

Nursing Actions: Remove IV, culture tip if ordered, start antibiotics as prescribed.

7. Fluid Overload

Cause: Excessive IV infusion or rapid rate.

Signs: Dyspnea, crackles, edema, increased BP, bounding pulse, JVD.

Nursing Actions: Slow or stop infusion, raise HOB, administer O2/diuretics as prescribed, monitor lungs.

8. Air Embolism

Cause: Air enters IV line and travels into circulation.

Signs: Sudden dyspnea, chest pain, tachycardia, hypotension, cyanosis, “mill wheel” murmur.

Nursing Actions: Clamp line, place patient in left Trendelenburg position, administer O2, notify provider.

✨ NCLEX Tip to Remember:

Cool + swollen site → Infiltration

Red + streaking vein → Phlebitis

SOB + crackles → Fluid overload

Chest pain + cyanosis → Air embolism

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Couple more NCLEX NGN practice problems with the rationale. Enjoy 🥰 #nurse #nursing #nursingstudent #nursingschool #nclex

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A study guide covering questions and answers on scoliosis, including screening, symptoms, treatment, and braces. It also details information on cast syndrome and begins the section on sickle cell anemia, discussing inheritance patterns and crisis causes.

A study guide continuing the sickle cell section with crisis management and symptoms. It then covers spinal cord injuries, including emergency treatment, types of paralysis, and surgical interventions, concluding with autonomic dysreflexia symptoms and initial interventions.

A study guide detailing autonomic dysreflexia treatment, followed by spinal tap procedures, restrictions, and CSF characteristics. It then provides a comprehensive list of medical definitions related to asepsis, microorganisms, and infection control.

Mark Klimek Blue Book Part 5️⃣

This consist of: ✨continuation of Scoliosis ✨Braces & Casts ✨Sickle Cell ✨Spinal Cord Injuries ✨Autonomic Dysreflexia ✨Spinal Taps ✨Definitions ✨Suction ✨Suicide ✨Suffixes ✨Syphilis ✨Mastitis ✨Infection Control ✨Medication Administration ✨Meds ✨Meniere’s Disease ✨Meningitis H

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