The Effect of a Nurse Education Program on Infiltration and Extravasation in Pediatric Patients at a University Hospital

Kahraman, Ayşe; Gerçeker, Gülçin Özalp; Yardımcı, Figen; Bılsın, Elif; Binay, Şeyda; Özdemir, Hamide Çevik; Karakul, Atiye; Zengin, Dilek; Sevgili, Seda Ardahan; Gümüş, Merve; Akpınar, Selma; Başbakkal, Didar

doi:10.4274/jpr.galenos.2020.98470

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“…Similarly, study by Kahraman, [8] found that there was a significant difference in the knowledge scores before and after the education, proving that the education increased the information level of the nurses.…”

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confidence: 81%

“…It was proved that continual educational programs help maintaining sustainability and standardization of care provided to preterm infants, improve nurses' knowledge about extravasation, and significantly reduce its rates as well. Therefore, nurses are in need for in-service education to ensure that the information received about extravasation up to date and lasting [8].…”

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Effect of Training Program about Extravastion Injuries on Nurses’ Performance

Ibrahem¹,

Rashad²,

Selim³

2021

PJMHS

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Intravenous extravasation is a significant problem and one of the most commonly seen morbidity in infants admitted to the neonatal intensive care unit. Nurses play a key role in preventing extravasation injuries. The study aimed to evaluate the effect of a training program about extravasation injuries on knowledge and practice of neonatal nurses. One-group pre-posttest quasi-experimental design was used. A convenient sample of 45 nurses was recruited from two different NICUs at Kafrelsheikh General Hospital Governorate and Health Insurance Hospital (El Ebour Hospital) at Kafrelsheikh city. Tools: Structured questionnaire interview and observational checklist were used. Results revealed that minority of nurses had satisfactory level of knowledge and performance in pre-program compared to all nurses in post- program. A significant differences for nurses total mean knowledge and performance scores between pre and posttest (P =0.00) was evident. In conclusion, knowledge and performance of nurses were significantly increased after receiving the training program suggesting its effectiveness. The study recommended that nurses who working in NICUs especially newly hired should be equipped with updated information about extravasation injuries through continuous educational programs. As well, an emphasis should be done regarding their practices and periodic checkup for their knowledge. Keywords: Preterm, NICU, Extravasation injuries, Nurses’ performance, Training program

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Effect of Training Program about Extravastion Injuries on Nurses’ Performance

Ibrahem¹,

Rashad²,

Selim³

2021

PJMHS

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“…U dětí se mohou následné kompilace jako flebitida, infiltrace a extravazace vyskytovat častěji než u dospělých pacientů, a to kvůli fyziologickým a vývojovým zvláštnostem tohoto období (2). Jako příklad faktorů, které mohou přispět ke zvýšenému výskytu, lze uvést slabší stěnu cévní, úzké cévy a vysoké procento tukové tkáně.…”

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“…Jako příklad faktorů, které mohou přispět ke zvýšenému výskytu, lze uvést slabší stěnu cévní, úzké cévy a vysoké procento tukové tkáně. Kromě výše uvedených činitelů musíme vzít v potaz také celkovou situaci zavádění PŽK dětem, jež je velmi stresující nejen pro dítě, ale i pro přítomné rodiče (2,3).…”

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Incidence of infusion phlebitis in children

Světnicka¹,

Jarošová²

2022

Pediatr. pro Praxi

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Ústav ošetřovatelství a porodní asistence, Lékařská fakulta Ostravské univerzity Cíl: Cílem studie bylo zjistit incidenci infuzní flebitidy u dětí hospitalizovaných s onemocněním diabetes mellitus se zavedeným periferním žilním katétrem. Metodika: Observační studie zkoumala místo zavedení periferního žilního katétru (PŽK) pomocí hodnotícího nástroje Visual Infusion Phlebitis scale -VIP scale (Tab. 1) u 209 dětí ve věku 6-11 let. Výzkum probíhal v 7 nemocnicích Moravskoslezského kraje. Hodnocení místa zavedení PŽK probíhalo ve 12hodinových intervalech po celou dobu zavedení PŽK, hodnocení prováděly sestry na daných odděleních. Výsledky: Nejčastěji, konkrétně u 48 dětí (22,97 %), byl u všech zavedených PŽK sledován výskyt infuzní flebitidy prvního stupně. Druhý stupeň byl zjištěn u 16 (7,66 %) zavedených PŽK. U dětí hospitalizovaných s onemocněním diabetes mellitus (n = 40; 19,14 %) byl pozorován zvýšený výskyt prvního stupně infuzní flebitidy ve 20 případech (50 %) a druhého stupně v 9 případech (22,5 %). V porovnání s dětmi, které byly hospitalizovány pro jiná onemocnění, zde tedy byla shledána statistická významnost p = 0,000. Třetí až pátý stupeň infuzní flebitidy nemělo ve sledovaném vzorku žádné dítě. Nejvyšší (n = 23; 33,3 %) výskyt infuzní flebitidy prvního stupně byl zaznamenán 3. den po zavedení PŽK, přičemž byla zjištěna statistická významnost p = 0,0260. Z výzkumu dále vyplynulo, že věk, pohlaví a velikost PŽK neměly vliv na výskyt této komplikace v místě zavedení PŽK u hospitalizovaných dětí. Závěr: Tato studie měřila incidenci infuzní flebitidy pomocí VIP scale. Incidence infuzní flebitidy prvního stupně byla sledována v necelých 23 %, druhého stupně v necelých 8 % u všech zavedených PŽK hospitalizovaných dětí. Bylo zjištěno, že faktory, jako je onemocnění diabetes mellitus a počet dnů zavedení PŽK, jsou statisticky významnými prediktory přítomnosti této komplikace. Prevence vzniku infuzní flebitidy může nejen snížit náklady a pracovní zátěž sester, ale především stres a bolest u hospitalizovaných dětí.

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“…The study has led to an improvement in nursing care, an improvement in the quality of patient care and has helped progress toward increased patient safety. [16] For this reason, the main aim of pediatric nurses in monitoring, maintenance, security and management of infusion must be taking the necessary precautions to increase the duration of the catheters in veins without complications. [17,18] Because, as mentioned before, finding the right vascular pathway is difficult and traumatic in children.…”

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Evaluation of the Duration of Peripheral Venous Catheter in Vein in Hospitalized Children

Acar

Güner

Yilmaz

2021

Journal of Contemporary Medicine

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This study was conducted to evaluate the duration of the peripheral venous catheter in vein, which is employed in the treatment of children who are hospitalized in pediatric clinics. Material and Method:The study was conducted as a prospective and observational-descriptive study. The sampling of the study consisted of the 249 child, who were admitted to the pediatric clinic and who underwent peripheral venous catheter insertion. Institution and ethics committee permission was obtained for the study. The data were collected with the "Peripheral Venous Catheter Monitoring Form" and "Phlebitis Scale", which were prepared according to the literature.Results: It was determined that a total of 57.8% of the children who were included in the study were 1-36 months old, 60.6% were male, and 66.7% were hospitalized for more than 6 days. It was also determined that the duration of the catheter in children was 58.76±28 hours and catheter was inserted 3.61±1 times during hospitalization. The negative correlation between "durations of peripheral ıntravenous catheters in veins" and "number of peripheral intra venous catheters inserted from hospitalization to discharge" was found to be statistically significant. It was determined that 73.5% of the catheters were removed because of the obstruction. Conclusion:As a result of the present study, it was determined that the peripheral venous catheter in children under three years of age had a shorter duration of remaining in the veins, and children were subjected to repeated peripheral venous catheter attempts because of obstructions before their treatments were completed.

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The Effect of a Nurse Education Program on Infiltration and Extravasation in Pediatric Patients at a University Hospital

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Effect of Training Program about Extravastion Injuries on Nurses’ Performance

Effect of Training Program about Extravastion Injuries on Nurses’ Performance

Incidence of infusion phlebitis in children

Evaluation of the Duration of Peripheral Venous Catheter in Vein in Hospitalized Children

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