Excerpt
To prevent I.V.-related complications, I.V. sites must be assessed at least daily and whenever the site is accessed. Ongoing nursing responsibilities include monitoring the I.V. site for signs and symptoms of infection and other complications. This article discusses how using the memorable KISSSS acronym can help nurses perform essential I.V. skills that promote patient safety.
To prevent I.V.-related complications, I.V. sites must be assessed at least daily and whenever the site is accessed.