Infusion Nursing Standards of Practice (2011) by Infusion Nurses Society -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

Index

Title Page Copyright Page Journal of Infusion Nursing Contents Acknowledgments About the Standards of Practice Committee Preface Strength of the Body of Evidence NURSING PRACTICE

1. Practice Setting 2. Neonatal and Pediatric Patients 3. Older Adult Patients 4. Ethics 5. Scope of Practice 6. Competence and Competency Validation 7. Quality Improvement 8. Research and Evidence-based Practice 9. Policies, Procedures, and/or Practice Guidelines

PATIENT CARE

10. Orders for the Initiation and Management of Infusion Therapy 11. Patient Education 12. Informed Consent 13. Plan of Care

DOCUMENTATION

14. Documentation 15. Unusual Occurrence and Sentinel Event Reporting 16. Product Evaluation, Integrity, and Defect Reporting 17. Verification of Products and Medications

INFECTION PREVENTION AND SAFETY COMPLIANCE

18. Infection Prevention 19. Hand Hygiene 20. Compounding of Parenteral Solutions and Medications 21. Scissors 22. Safe Handling and Disposal of Sharps, Hazardous Materials, and Hazardous Waste 23. Disinfection of Durable Medical Equipment 24. Transmission-based Precautions 25. Latex Sensitivity or Allergy

INFUSION EQUIPMENT

26. Add-on Devices 27. Needleless Connectors 28. Filters 29. Flow-Control Devices 30. Blood and Fluid Warmers 31. Tourniquets

VASCULAR ACCESS DEVICE SELECTION AND PLACEMENT

32. Vascular Access Device Selection

I. Short Peripheral Catheters II. Midline Catheters III. Central Vascular Access Devices (CVADs) (Nontunneled, PICC, Tunneled, Implanted Port) IV. Arterial Catheters

33. Site Selection

34. Local Anesthesia for Vascular Access Device Placement and Access 35. Vascular Access Site Preparation and Device Placement

I. General II. Short Peripheral and Midline Catheters III. Central Vascular Access Devices (CVADs) IV. Arterial Catheters

36. Vascular Access Device Stabilization 37. Joint Stabilization 38. Site Protection

ACCESS DEVICES

39. Implanted Vascular Access Ports 40. Hemodialysis Vascular Access Devices 41. Umbilical Catheters 42. Apheresis and Ultrafiltration Catheters

SITE CARE and MAINTENANCE

43. Administration Set Change

I. General II. Primary and Secondary Continuous Infusions III. Primary Intermittent Infusions IV. Parenteral Nutrition V. Intravenous Fat Emulsions (IVFE) and Other Lipid Product Infusions VI. Blood and Blood Components VII. Hemodynamic and Arterial Pressure Monitoring

44. Vascular Access Device Removal

I. Short Peripheral Catheters II. Midline Catheters III. Nontunneled Central Vascular Access Devices (CVADs) IV. Surgically Placed CVADs: Tunneled/Implanted Ports V. Arterial Catheters

45. Flushing and Locking 46. Vascular Access Device Site Care and Dressing Changes

INFUSION-RELATED COMPLICATIONS

47. Phlebitis 48. Infiltration and Extravasation 49. Infection 50. Air Embolism 51. Catheter Embolism 52. Catheter-Associated Venous Thrombosis 53. Central Vascular Access Device Malposition

OTHER INFUSION-RELATED PROCEDURES

54. Vascular Access Device Repair 55. Central Vascular Access Device Exchange 56. Catheter Clearance: Occluded Central Vascular Access Devices 57. Phlebotomy

I. Phlebotomy via Direct Venipuncture II. Blood Sampling via a Vascular Access Device III. Therapeutic Phlebotomy

NONVASCULAR INFUSION DEVICES

58. Intraspinal Access Devices 59. Intraosseous Access Devices 60. Continuous Subcutaneous Infusion and Access Devices

INFUSION THERAPIES

61. Parenteral Medication and Solution Administration 62. Antineoplastic Therapy 63. Biologic Therapy 64. Patient-Controlled Analgesia 65. Parenteral Nutrition 66. Transfusion Therapy 67. Moderate Sedation/Analgesia Using Intravenous Infusion 68. Administration of Parenteral Investigational Drugs

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