Nama: Fani Nurwatiningsih

Kelas: 1A

NIM: P1337420419001/ 01

INJECTION INTRAVENOUS

Intravenous drug administration is the administration of drugs by inserting drugs into veins
using syringes. Giving drugs that contain intravenous drugs is very dangerous. This drug is
launched quickly because the drug enters the client's circulation directly. The following SOP for
giving the medicine

 Definition

Intravenous injection provides medication by inserting the drug into a vein using a syringe.

 Purpose

- To receive a drug reaction that is quickly absorbed from another parenteral injection.

- To avoid failure

- To enter the drug in a larger amount

 Injection site

- In the arms (basalika vein and cephalic vein)

- In the limbs (saphenous vein)

- In the neck (jugular vein)

- On the head (frontal vein or temporal vein)

 Equipment
1. Medication book or drug card
2. An alcohol swab
3. Gloves Appropriate medicine
4. The syringe 2 ml - 5 ml
5. Like a syringe
6. Medicine tray
7. Plaster
8. Make a fool
9. Venous containment (torni)
10. Sterile gauze (if necessary)
11. Crooked

 Work procedures
1. Washing hands
2. Prepare medicine with principle 6 correctly
3. Greetings therapeutic
4. Client identification
5. Give the client and explain the procedure that will be given
6. Set the client in a comfortable position
7. Install the leveling agent Free the client's arm from the shirt or shirt
8. Put a damper Select the stabbing area that is free of signs of stiffness, inflammation, or
itching. Avoiding disorders of absorbing drugs or injuries and excessive pain.
9. Wear gloves Clean the area with an alcohol swab, in a circular motion from the inside
with a diameter of about 5 cm. Wait until dry. This method is used to remove secretions
from the skin that contain microorganisms.
10. Hold the alcohol cotton, with the middle fingers on the non dominant hand.
11. Open the needle cap. Pull the skin down approximately 2.5 cm below the stabbing area
with a non-dominant hand. Makes skin faster and easier to shift, eases pricking. In line
the veins that will be pierced slowly and surely. Hold the needle in position 30°.
12. Lower the needle position parallel to the skin and continue the needle into the vein
Make aspirations with a non dominant hand hold the barrel from the syringe and a
dominant hand pull the pusher.
13. Observe the presence of blood on the syringe If there is blood, remove terniquet and
complete the open medicine.
14. Remove the needle at the same angle as when it was installed, while adding it using an
alcohol swab in the stabbing area Cover the stabbing area by using sterile gauze that is
given betadin
15. Restore client position
16. Equipment that is no longer needed in warping
17. Open gloves Washing hands
18. Document the actions taken