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What is an IV?

An intravenous catheter, a little straw that goes into your vein to give medications.

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What materials are needed to start an IV?

Gloves, gauze, sterile saline, tubing, IV catheter, tape, tourniquet, alcohol prep, and Tegaderm.

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How should the patient be positioned for an IV insertion?

The patient should be in a comfortable position with their arm laid out.

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What area of the arm is typically examined for IV insertion?

The antecubital area.

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What is the purpose of the tourniquet during IV insertion?

To apply pressure and make the vein more prominent for easier access.

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What direction should the bevel of the IV catheter be when inserting?

The bevel should be up.

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What indicates that the IV is successfully in the vein?

Blood filling the fill canister.

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What should be done after the IV is inserted and secured?

Apply pressure, check for any pain, and secure the IV with tape.

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What complications might occur when removing an IV?

It can be a bit bloody, and the adhesive tape may cause discomfort when removed.

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What will you ask the patient after inserting the IV?

If they feel any pressure or pain.