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INTRAVENOUS

PARENTERAL

THERAPY


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A. BASIC FOUNDATION

OF IV THERAPY

PHILOSOPHY

HISTORICAL

BACKGROUND

STANDARDS AND

COMPETENCIES

ETHICO LEGAL

ASPECTS

B. CONTENT

A & P OF THE VASCULAR

PERIPHERAL AND

INTEGUMENTARY SYSTEM VENIPUNCTURE TECHNIQUE

ON ADULT AND CHILDREN

COMPLICATIONS

INFECTION CONTROL

FLUID AND ELECTROLYTE

THERAPY

DOCUMENTATION


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C. SPECIAL

PROCEDURES

PARENTERAL

NUTRITION

BLOOD

TRANSFUSION

CHEMOTHERAPY

D. RELATED LEARNING

EXPERIENCES

DEMONSTRATION

PERFORMANCE

SCALE


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Philosophy

Envisions itself to be a cohesive, pro-active, professional association,

committed to excellence in nursing.Believes that safe and quality nursing

care to patients is the primary

responsibility of nurses.


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Believes that those who practiceI.V. therapy nursing are only thoseR.N.s who are adequately trained

and have completed the trainingrequirements prescribed byANSAP.


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RA 7164 The Philippine Actof 1991 Sec. 27 (a) Art. Vstates that I.V. injection iswithin the scope of nursing

practice.1993 Nursing Standards on

Intravenous Practice was

established.


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October 1993 Training for

Trainers for ANSAP BoardMembers and Advisers.

February 4, 1994 PRC-BONResolution No. 08

June 9-11, 1994 Training for

Trainers at Cagayan de OroCity.


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May 17, 1995

ProtocolGoverning Special Training onthe Administration of I.V.Injections for RNs adoptedANSAP's I.V. Nursing

Standards of Practice.


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2002 Special Committee byANSAP in collaboration withPRC-BON was founded.

RA 9173 Philippine Nursing

Law of 2002.August 25, 2006 Nursing

Standards on IntravenousPractice 7th ed was released.


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Why do we need to be updated

regarding I.V. therapy?More medications are being

administered intravenously nowthan before.

Nurses are assuming greater

responsibilities related to I.V.medication administration.


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Many technical improvementshave been made in equipment,and innovative as well as time-

saving measures have beendeveloped to increase the efficacyof the therapy.


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STANDARDS ON IV THERAPY

1. Initiation Technique

2. Drug Administration

3. Maintenance

4. Termination

5. Documentation6. Infection Control and Complications


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DEFINITION OF IV THERAPY

Intravenous (IV) Therapy insertionof a needle into a vein, based on the

physician's written prescription. Theneedle is attached to a sterile tubingand a fluid container to provide

medication and fluids.


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Objectives of the IVTherapy Standards

Serves as a guide for nurses in

providing safe and quality nursingcare to patients relative to I.V.therapy.


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Promotes the application ofprinciples underlying theadministration of I.V. therapy.

Recognizes the ethico-legalimplications of I.V. therapy.

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