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PERIPHERAL VENOUS CANNULATION GUIDELINES Reference 1271 Date approved July 2013 Approving Body Matrons Forum Supporting Policy/ Working in New Ways Package for New Ways (WIN) Package Venepuncture

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1. Gather all necessary equipment such as a peripheral venous cannula, alcohol swabs, sterile gloves, adhesive dressing, etc.
2. Explain the procedure to the patient and obtain their consent.
3. Select an appropriate insertion site, usually on the forearm or back of the hand.
4. Prepare the insertion site by cleaning it with an alcohol swab.
5. Put on sterile gloves.
6. Locate a suitable vein by palpating it gently.
7. Hold the venous cannula with the bevel facing up and at a 15 to 30-degree angle.
8. Insert the cannula into the vein with a smooth and steady motion.
9. Once blood return is confirmed, advance the cannula a few millimeters further into the vein.
10. Remove the needle while keeping the cannula in place.
11. Connect the cannula to a secure IV line and flush with saline.
12. Secure the cannula with an adhesive dressing.
13. Properly dispose of any used equipment and clean up the area.
14. Document the procedure in the patient's medical record.

Who needs peripheral venous cannulation guidelines?

1. Healthcare professionals who are involved in performing peripheral venous cannulation.
2. Hospitals, clinics, and healthcare facilities that provide intravenous therapy.
3. Patients who require intravenous medication or fluids.
4. Individuals who have difficult venous access and need peripheral venous cannulation to establish reliable IV access.
5. Medical students and trainees who are learning the technique of peripheral venous cannulation.

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What is peripheral venous cannulation guidelines?

Peripheral venous cannulation guidelines detail the recommended best practices for inserting a catheter into a vein to administer medication or fluids.

Who is required to file peripheral venous cannulation guidelines?

Healthcare providers, nurses, and medical staff who perform peripheral venous cannulation are required to follow and file guidelines as per their facility's policies.

How to fill out peripheral venous cannulation guidelines?

Peripheral venous cannulation guidelines can be filled out by documenting the date, time, site of cannulation, size of catheter used, medications administered, and any complications encountered.

What is the purpose of peripheral venous cannulation guidelines?

The purpose of peripheral venous cannulation guidelines is to ensure proper technique, reduce infection risk, and promote patient safety during the procedure.

What information must be reported on peripheral venous cannulation guidelines?

Peripheral venous cannulation guidelines must include details such as the name of the healthcare provider performing the procedure, patient's information, date and time of cannulation, catheter size, medications infused, and any adverse events.