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IV (intravenous) infusion is a common medical procedure used to deliver fluids, medications, blood products, and nutrients directly into the bloodstream. IV infusion is generally safe but adverse effects are sometimes observed in patients e.g. Infiltration: swelling, pain, and coolness around the IV site caused by IV fluid or medication leaking into the surrounding tissue
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Your wound care nurse will: Examine and measure your wound Check the blood flow in the area around the wound Determine why it’s not healing Create a treatment plan What are the Treatment Goals: Healing the wound Preventing the wound from getting worse or becoming infected Preventing limb loss Preventing new wounds from occurring or
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Infusion lines, commonly referred to as intravenous (IV) lines or catheters, are used to deliver medications, fluids, blood products, and nutrients directly into a patient’s bloodstream. There are several types of infusion lines, each designed for specific purposes and durations of use. Here are the main types: Peripheral Intravenous Catheter (PIVC): Description: This is
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For centuries, people have been drinking water to stay hydrated. With the advent of modern technology, people are switching to modern approaches such as intravenous (IV) hydration therapy. Though not entirely new, there has been a resurgence of IV hydration in both medical and wellness circles. What is IV Hydration Therapy? At its core, IV
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What are the specific benefits of IV hydration for my individual health needs? IV hydration offers general benefits and should cater to your unique health situation. Whether you’re an athlete, recovering from an illness, or seeking wellness benefits, your provider can give insights tailored to your needs. What ingredients or solutions will be included in
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