Peripheral I.V. Infiltrations
Management Stop the infusion Disconnect the iv tubing, attach a syringe and aspirate any residual drug from the site Determine if infusate is a vesicant or irritant Remove the iv if it is not a vesicant Leave the iv in situ if it is a vesicant Describe the site using the INS classification scale Elevate the affected extremity ...
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