Research on the Causes and Nursing Interventions of Extravasation During Intravenous Infusion

Abstract

Intravenous infusion, a common clinical drug treatment method, is widely used in the treatment of various diseases. Due to the invasive nature of puncture during intravenous infusion, patients may inevitably experience resistance and tension when facing nursing staff performing infusion procedures. Additionally, the complexity of the nursing staff’s work and the impact of the infusion therapy environment can exacerbate the tension between nurses and patients, leading to risks such as drug leakage and needlestick injuries. This article focuses on the factors influencing extravasation during intravenous infusion and elaborates on how high-quality nursing interventions can reduce the incidence of adverse events during intravenous infusion. These interventions aim to improve patient satisfaction with intravenous infusion nursing care and ensure the safety of intravenous infusion procedures.