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    The lecture discusses intravenous (IV) therapy from peripheral IVs to central lines. It covers indications for IV therapy including dehydration and medication administration. The lecture reviews equipment and setup including fluid types and tubing. It provides guidance on starting a peripheral IV and monitoring for early and late signs of complications. Central lines and arterial lines are also discussed including types of central lines and their uses and maintenance.

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    Lecture Series

    IV Therapy: PIV to CVC


    Dan Thorward MS, RN, CCEMT-P

    Dan Thorward MS, RN, EMT-P

    A.A.S. Emergency Medical Services

    A.D. Nursing
    B.S. Health Professions

    B.S. Nursing
    M.S. Nursing Education
    PhD Student Leadership
    CCEMT-Paramedic
    BLS Instructor, OSUMC

    1.

    Responding to Emergencies

    2.

    IV Therapy: PIV to CVC

    3.

    Cardiology and EKG

    4.

    Labs for Clinical Practice

    Dans Disclaimer
    I have no significant relationships with any
    pharmaceutical company or manufacturer.
    This is not an official AHA course. The
    information provided is for professional
    development only.

    ACLS Instructor, OSUMC


    Nurse Manager, James Intensive Care

    IV Therapy: PIV to CVC

    Indications

    Indications

    Dehydration

    Equipment/Set-up

    Hypovolemia

    I have an order -now what?

    Medication administration

    What to watch for

    Blood Product administration

    Central lines

    Emergency access

    A-lines

    Equipment/Set-up

    Fluid types

    I have an order -- now what?

    Tubing

    Micro-drip tubing (60gtts/mL)


    Macro-drip tubing (10-15gtts/mL)

    Angiocatheter

    Securement Device

    What to watch for

    Early Signs

    Heat
    Bruising
    Redness
    Necrosis

    Arterial Lines

    Central Lines

    Swelling
    Pain
    No blood return

    Late Signs

    Monitor BP in real
    time
    ABG and blood
    draw accessibility
    Used in
    hemodynamically
    unstable patients

    Take a deep breath -- this is not an emergency


    Gather and check your equipment
    Explain procedure to patient
    Apply tourniquet and find vein
    Clean site thoroughly
    Start IV
    Secure IV

    Isotonic (0.9NS, Lactated Ringers, D5W)


    Hypotonic (.45NS, D5.45NS)
    Hypertonic (Albumin, 3%NS)

    Types of lines

    PICC, CVC, Dialysis


    Ports

    Arterial vs. Venous

    Maintenance of lines

    Dressing changes,
    Accessing lines

    Summary

    Indications

    Equipment/Set-up

    I have an order -- now what?

    What to watch for

    Central lines

    A-lines

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