Transcription of IV Cannulation Workbook - EmCare
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IV Workbook Version 02 16 Page 1 IV Cannulation Training Pre-Course Workbook IV Workbook Version 02 16 Page 2 Contents introduction .. 4 Self-Learning Package .. 4 Course Aims .. 4 Learning Outcomes .. 4 Anatomy & Physiology .. 12 Skin Structure .. 12 Vein Anatomy & Physiology .. 13 Differences between Arteries & Veins .. 14 Vein Location & Characteristics .. 15 Veins of the Hand & Wrist .. 15 Veins of the Forearm .. 16 Infection .. 18 Risks of Infection .. 18 Sources of Infection .. 18 Bloodborne Pathogens .. 19 Infection .. 19 Site Care .. 19 Sharps Safety.
IV Workbook Version 02 16 Page 4 Introduction Intravenous (IV) therapy is commonplace in acute care settings, with an estimated 50-70% of patients having some form of IV access device inserted as part of their treatment (Wilkinson, 1996). Yet it is not without risk. Complications range from mild local irritation
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