Review allergy status (e.g., tape, latex) via patient band and medical record. Verify patient using two patient identifiers. Select potential site(s) and apply topical anesthetic agent as ordered allowing 30-45 minutes to take effect, or utilize subcutaneous numbing agent. Refer to Fig. 1. for PIV sites commonly used in children.

2014年5月8日 · The traditional crisscross method isn't just time-consuming and obstructive, but if you use non-sterile tape and place it near the skin opening, the edges of the tape are a threat to introduce pathogens into the bloodstream (see my research on this). Here's a safer, better alternative your anesthesia providers will really appreciate:

Features a stabilization border, transparent window, pattern-coated adhesive, deep notch and tape strip to provide a secure hold, site visibility and moisture management. Flexible and conformable stabilization border helps reduce edge lift, maximizing securement and wear time.

2019年5月15日 · The most basic securement methods are either sterile tape and a transparent dressing placed on top of the IV to stabilize the catheter and protect the insertion site. A standard transparent dressing is a flat film dressing that is applied over the catheter insertion site.

Hi friends, in today’s video we are going to talk about taping and securing peripheral IVs (PIVs) in a neonate’s hand. All the information presented in this ...

Insertion of a PIVC is a common procedure in the Emergency Department to obtain diagnostic blood samples and commence treatment. The correct taping of a PIVC is an important skill, to ensure adequate securement and reduce PIVC related complications including pressure injuries. Taping technique may vary from site to site.

Another potential product to assist with PIV securement is tissue adhesive (TA) which is medical grade ‘superglue’ (cyanoacrylate).