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Infiltration. Compare Both Arms When Assessing for Infiltration
Infiltration and Swelling below the IV Site Occurring after Hands Were Placed Underneath the Patient During Turning. Occlusion or Restriction of Blood Flow Caused Fluid to Back Up in the Vessels, Resulting in Infiltration and Dependent Edema below Rather Than above the IV Site
Infiltration of Vancomycin into Subcutaneous Tissue, Causing Blistering of Skin
Infrared View of Veins in Forearm
Infrared View of Veins of Forearm
Injection Ports of the Triple-Lumen Catheter Include the Proximal Lumen Port, Distal Lumen Port, and Medial Lumen Port. The Distal Port (Middle Line) is Usually the Largest of the Three Lines. B, Cross Section of a Triple-Lumen Catheter Without Staggered Openings
Insertion of Needle at a 15- to 30-Degree Angle through Skin
Insertion of Winged Needle into Ets Holder
Intraluminal Occlusion
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
Ivwatch Model 400 Infiltration Detection System. Monitor and Sensor Cable. (B) Note Sensor Located Near Peripheral IV Catheter Site
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