A Study to Assess and Compare the Effectiveness of Moist Heat Versus Ice Packs Application in Reducing the Signs and Symptoms of Intravenous Cannulation Induced Thrombophlebitis Among Patients Admitted in Civil Hospital of Dausa District, Rajasthan

Gauttam, Vijay; Vati, Jogindra

doi:10.21013/jas.v3.n3.p11

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“…Welyczk (2020) argues that warm compress associated with elevation of the limb and administration of medications is effective in pain management, application of heat contributes to the vasodilation of the vessels, reducing symptoms of discomfort and friction of the device in the endothelium (ANNISA et al , 2017;BARBOSA et al, 2016;WELYCZKO, 2020). While Gauttam and Vati (2016) report similar results between warm or cold compresses, however, cold compresses had immediate effects in reducing signs and symptoms.…”

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Analysis of Nursing Team Knowledge About Phlebitis and Its Related Factors

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Int J Innov Educ Res

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Phlebitis is one of the local complications related to intravenous therapy, which must be managed by the nursing team. This study analyzed the knowledge of the nursing team about phlebitis and its main risk factors, prevention, and control measures. This is a cross-sectional study with a quantitative design carried out with 124 nursing professionals from a Brazilian university hospital. The data collection was carried out between the period of August 2018 to July 2019 for that, the researchers applied a multiple-choice questionnaire. The results showed the equivalence of the three nursing categories in terms of knowledge about phlebitis, however, there was a discrepancy concerning the phlebitis visualization scale, use of warm compresses, dressings, chemical properties of the solutions and factors intrinsic to the patient. The need to implement permanent education among professionals became evident.

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confidence: 76%

Analysis of Nursing Team Knowledge About Phlebitis and Its Related Factors

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“…As in the present review, other studies support the use of warm compresses because of their vasodilating effect on the inflamed area (Annisa et al, 2017) or cold compresses to reduce the inflammation (Pérez Melgarejo, 2011). It is interesting to note that, according to the study by Gauttam and Vati (2016), both cold and warm compresses are equally effective against phlebitis (pain, erythema, induration and warmth). In this regard, it seems that the effect on the healing process is more related to the compress and the wet environment than the temperature (Bryant & Nix, 2016).…”

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Practical view of the topical treatment of peripheral venous catheter‐related phlebitis: A scoping review

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Journal of Clinical Nursing

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Objective To identify and analyse topical treatments for peripheral venous catheter (PVC)‐related phlebitis. Design The methodological framework used to make this scoping review was developed by Arksey and O'Malley (2005; (International Journal of Social Research Methodology, 8, 2005 and 19)). Data sources A literature search was performed in various databases such as PubMed, Scopus, CINAHL, Cochrane, Cuiden, Web of Science, WorldWideScience and Joanna Briggs. Additionally, articles from informal sources were incorporated. Review methods A search and selection were made of experimental, quasi‐experimental and pre‐experimental studies published between January 2015 and September 2020 that consider the use of topical products for the treatment of hospital in‐patients with PVC‐related phlebitis. Appraisal of the methodological quality of the study was performed independently by pairs of reviewers on the basis of the Cochrane Collaboration tool. The review was based on the guidelines in the PRISMA‐ScR statement. Results Twenty‐two articles were selected (8 randomised controlled trials (RCTs), 12 quasi‐RCTs and 2 pre‐experimental studies) which considered treatments applied to a total of 2042 adult patients. The topical treatments described were classified into physical measures and phytotherapeutic and pharmacological treatments. The physical measures are easy to apply, but their effectiveness is limited. The main limitation of the phytotherapeutic treatments is their marketing and use in eastern culture. The best performing pharmacological treatment is the application of magnesium sulphate either with or without glycerine. These products can be presented in different pharmaceutical formulas: ointment, solution and oil. Conclusions and relevance to clinical practice The evidence currently available on this issue is limited and often of dubious methodological rigour. Further studies are required on the treatment and follow‐up of intravenous therapy‐related phlebitis in different national and international contexts.

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“…Studi tentang pemberian kompres hangat yang dilakukan menyebutkan, bahwa kompres hangat lebih efektif menurunkan nyeri phlebitis dibandingkan dengan kompres alkohol, dimana hasil selisih mean sebelum dan sesudah pemberian kompres hangat sebesar 2,88, sedangkan pada kompres alkohol terdapat selisih antara sebelum dan sesudah sebesar 2,16 (Jayanti, Kristiyawati, & Purnomo, 2013) Studi lain yang dilakukan oleh (Gauttam & Vati, 2016) menyebutkan, bahwa pemberian kompres panas efektif dalam mengurangi rasa sakit, eritema, kehangatan dan indurasi. (Viatra & Triyanto, 2014) menyebutkan, bahwa kompres hangat untuk mengurangi nyeri dapat dilakukan selama 10 sampai 20 menit.…”

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“…Penelitian lain yang memperkuat tentang efektivitas kompres hangat ini adalah penelitian yang dilakukan (Annisa, Nurhaeni, & Wanda, 2017), dimana pemberian kompres air hangat efektif untuk menurunkan derajat phlebitis. Hasil ini mendukung penelitian lain yang dilakukan oleh (Gauttam & Vati, 2016), dimana kompres hangat dapat bermanfaat untuk kasus phlebitis. Suhu hangat bisa menstimulasi vasodilatasi, yang dapat menyebabkan sirkulasi darah lebih optimal.…”

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“…Pemberian kompres dingin dapat menurunkan ambang nyeri setelah 5-10 menit pemberian kompres (Ganji, Shirvani, Rezaei-Abhari, & Danesh, 2013). Hal ini di dukung penelitian yang dilakukan oleh (Sharma, 2016)yang menyebutkan, bahwa pemberian kompres dingin selama 5 menit dua kali sehari dan dilakukan selama tiga hari mampu mengurangi rasa nyeri, memar, dan hematoma pada pasien dengan phlebitis (Gauttam & Vati, 2016).…”

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Tujuan dari penelitian ini adalah untuk mengetahui perbedaan efektivitas antara CWT dengan kompres dingin terhadap derajat phlebitis pada pasien yang terpasang infus di RS. Dustira Cimahi. Metode penelitian quasi eksperimental dengan pendekatan two groups pretest and posttest design, dengan jumlah sampel 44 pasien menggunakan purposive sampling, kelompok intervensi menggunakan CWT dan kelompok kontrol menggunakan kompres dingin. Hasil menunjukkan perbedaan skor derajat phlebitis sebelum dan sesudah kompres dingin (pretest 2,32 dan posttest 1,68) yang menunjukan terjadi penurunan skor derajat phlebitis. Pada kelompok yang menggunakan CWT, terjadi perbedaan skor derajat phlebitis (pretest 2,41 dan posttest 1,32), dengan p= 0,000, hal ini menunjukan terjadi penurunan skor derajat phlebitis dan signifikansi perbedaan rerata skor derajat phlebitis sebelum dan setelah intervensi. Nilai mean kelompok intervensi dan kontrol bernilai negatif dengan selisih derajat phlebitis antara kelompok intervensi dengan kelompok kontrol (p=0,026). Penurunan derajat flebititis pada kelompok CWT terjadi pada perlakuan ke-tiga, sedangkan pada kelompok kompres dingin terjadi pada perlakuan ke-lima. Hasil penelitian kedua intervensi efektif dalam menurunkan derajat phlebitis, namun CWT lebih efektif bila dibandingkan dengan kompres dingin. Disarankan kepada perawat dapat dijadikan sebagai salah satu evidance based nursing yang dijadikan landasan rasional pelaksanaan Contrast Water Therapy sebagai intervensi keperawatan mandiri untuk menurunkan derajat phlebitis dengan cepat tanpa menyebabkan akumulasi edema tambahan. Berdasarkan hasil penelitian dan pembahasan, maka kesimpulan dalam penelitian ini adalah kedua intervensi baik CWT maupun kompres dingin sama-sama efektif dalam menurunkan derajat phlebitis, namun intervensi CWT lebih efektif dan lebih cepat menurunkan derajat phlebitis pada pasien yang terpasang infus bila dibandingkan dengan kompres dingin.

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A Study to Assess and Compare the Effectiveness of Moist Heat Versus Ice Packs Application in Reducing the Signs and Symptoms of Intravenous Cannulation Induced Thrombophlebitis Among Patients Admitted in Civil Hospital of Dausa District, Rajasthan

Abstract: Peripheral Intravenous (I.V.) cannulation is an invasive procedure which predisposes the patient to an increased risk of local and systemic infection from micro-organisms

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Analysis of Nursing Team Knowledge About Phlebitis and Its Related Factors

Analysis of Nursing Team Knowledge About Phlebitis and Its Related Factors

Practical view of the topical treatment of peripheral venous catheter‐related phlebitis: A scoping review

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