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Interstitial fluid
Intracellular fluid (ICF)
Intraluminal occlusion Central Vascular Access Device Complications Central Vascular Access Device Complications Intraluminal Occlusion
Intraoperative autologous transfusion
Intraosseous (IO) delivery advantages/disadvantages advantages/disadvantages categories of IO devices contraindications guidance (nursing points of care) indications for IO access insertion sites insertion sites long bone long bone Other Infusion Medication Routes Other Infusion Medication Routes
Intraspinal catheters Other Infusion Medication Routes Other Infusion Medication Routes Other Infusion Medication Routes
Intraspinal medication administration
Intrathecal space
Intravascular fluid
Intravenous fat emulsion (ILE) Complications Associated with Parenteral Nutrition Glossary Nutritional Requirements and Parenteral Nutrition Formulations: Adults
Intraventricular space
Intrinsic contamination
INTRON
Inversions Blood Collection Procedures Order of Draw for Multiple Tube Collections
IO blood sampling
Ion
Ionized calcium (iCA) Basic Principles of Electrolyte Balance Basic Principles of Electrolyte Balance Summary of Laboratory Evaluation for Fluid and Electrolyte Imbalances
IO space
Iron overload Less Common Complications Summary of Transfusion Reactions
Irradiated blood products
Irritant contact dermatitis
ISD
ISIPS
Isotonic dehydration Disorders of Fluid Balance Physical Assessment of Fluid and Electrolyte Needs
Isotonic overhydration
Isotonic solutions Effects of Fluid Shifts Fluid Function Fluid Function Osmotic Activity and IV Solutions Osmotic Activity and IV Solutions Quick-Glance: Crystalloid IV Fluids
IV House UltraDressing IV House Ultradressing, Which Consists of Flexible Fabric with Thumb Holes and a Polyethylene Dome that Wraps around the Patient's Hand after an IV is Started. This Prevents Accidental Snagging of the Loop or Catheter Hub IV House Ultradressing, Which Consists of Flexible Fabric with Thumb Holes and a Polyethylene Dome that Wraps around the Patient's Hand after an IV is Started. This Provides Site Protection and Prevents Accidental Snagging of the Loop or Catheter Hub
IV House UltraDressing Pediatric
IV medication administration
IV push IV Medication Administration IV Medication Administration Reference Reference