contents definition of iv cannulation purpose articals veins of forearm types of cannulas cannula sizes technique iv cannuala process complication of cannulation procedure VIP score PROCEDURE Resourses

1. PREPARED BY
SUGUNA
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2. CONTENTS
1. DEFINITION
2. PURPOSE OF CANNULATION
3. ARTICLES
4. VEINS OF THE FOREARM
5. TYPES OF CANULAS
6. SIZES OF CANNULAS
7. SITE OF SELECTION
8. PROCEDURE
9. RESOURCES

3. A Intravenous cannula is a flexible tube
which when inserted into the body is used
either to withdraw fluid or insert medication .
IV Cannula normally comes with a trocar ( a
sharp pointed needle ) attached which allows
puncture of the body to got into the intended
space.
DEFINITION

4. PURPOSE OF IV CANNULATION

5. ARTICLES
A CLEAN TRAY CONTAINER
GLOVES
ALCOHOL SWABS/COTTON SWAB
SAFETY CANNULA OF APPROPRIATE SIZE
SCISSOR
TOURNIQUEIT
SYRENGES WITH NEEDLE
NORMAL SALINE WITH FLUSH.

6. VEINS OF THE FOREARM
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7. TYPES OF IV CANNULAS
14 G – ORANGE COLOUR
16 G – GREY COLOUR
18 G – GREEN COLOUR
20 G –PINK COLOUR
22 G – BLUE COLOUR
24 G – YELLOW COLOUR

8. CANNULA SIZES
14 G – ORANGE COLOUR
16 G – GREY COLOUR
18 G – GREEN COLOUR
20 G –PINK COLOUR
22 G – BLUE COLOUR
24 G – YELLOW COLOUR

9. TECHNIQUE

10. IV CANNULA PROCESS
TRAY PREPARATION
SELECTION OF CANNULA
INSERTION OF CANNULA
SAFE CANNULATION
CORRECT WAY OF KEEPING

11. COMPLICATIONS OF CANNULATION

12. PROCEDURE

14. VIP SCORE

15. Procedure for Performing IV Cannulation
Procedure for Performing IV Cannulation
DocumentationDate/time
Type/amount
Device used
SiteNumber of attempts
Flow rate
Adverse reactions

16. RESOURSES
Canadian nurses association
(2018) code of ethics for
registered nurses.
Ottawa,ON,Author.

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