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Editorial
Acknowledgments
Foreword
Guide to Format
INFUSION NURSING SPECIALTY PRACTICE
- Philosophy
- Certification
- Scope of Practice
- Competencies in Infusion Nursing
- Educational Requirements
- Role Delineation
STANDARDS
1. Practice Setting
2. Neonatal and Pediatric Patients
3. Older Adult Patients
4. Infusion Nurse
- Registered Nurse
- Infusion Nurse Specialist
- Licensed Practical or Vocational Nurse
5. Clinical Competencies
6. Position Description
7. Ethics
8. Policies and Procedures
PATIENT CARE
9. Physician’s or Authorized Prescriber’s Order
and Initiation of Therapy
10. Informed Consent
11. Patient Education
12. Plan of Care
DOCUMENTATION
13. Unusual Occurrence and Sentinel Event Reporting
14. Documentation
15. Product Evaluation, Integrity, and Defect Reporting
16. Product Labeling
17. Performance Improvement
18. Research
INFECTION CONTROL and SAFETY COMPLIANCE
19. Infection Control
20. Hand Hygiene
21. Preparing Sterile Infusion Medications
22. Stability and Compatibility of Parenteral Products
23. Expiration and Beyond-Use Dates
24. Scissors
25. Disposal of Sharps, Hazardous Materials, and Hazardous Waste
26. Disinfection of Durable Medical Equipment
27. Isolation Precautions
28. Latex Allergy
INFUSION EQUIPMENT
29. Add-on Devices and Junction Securement
30. Arm Boards
31. Restraints
32. Filters
33. Flow-Control Devices
34. Blood and Fluid Warmers
35. Injection and Access Caps
36. Tourniquet
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SITE SELECTION and DEVICE PLACEMENT
37. Site Selection
- Peripheral-short
- Peripheral-midline
- Peripherally Inserted Central Catheter (PICC)
- Nontunneled and Tunneled Catheter, and Implanted Port
- Arterial
38. Catheter Selection
- Peripheral-short
- Peripheral-midline
- Peripherally Inserted Central Catheter (PICC)
- Nontunneled and Tunneled Catheter, and Implanted Port
- Arterial
39. Hair Removal
40. Local Anesthesia
41. Access Site Preparation
42. Catheter Placement
43. Catheter Stabilization
44. Dressings
ACCESS DEVICES
45. Implanted Ports and Pumps
46. Arteriovenous Fistulas and Hemodialysis Catheters
47. Umbilical Catheters
SITE CARE and MAINTENANCE
48. Administration Set Change
- Primary and Secondary Continuous
- Primary Intermittent
- Parenteral Nutrition
- Intravenous Fat Emulsion (IVFE)
- Blood and Blood Components
- Hemodynamic and Arterial Pressure Monitoring
49. Catheter Removal
- Peripheral-short
- Peripheral-midline
- Pheripherally Inserted Central Catheter
- Nontunneled Central Catheter
- Tunneled Catheter and Implanted Port
- Arterial
50. Flushing
51. Catheter Site Care
52. Discontinuation of Therapy
INFUSION-RELATED COMPLICATIONS
53. Phlebitis
54. Infiltration
55. Extravasation
56. Infection
NURSING INTERVENTIONS
57. Access Device Repair
58. Culturing for Suspected Infusion-related Infections
59. Central Catheter Exchange
60. Catheter Clearance
61. Cutdown Surgical Site
NONVASCULAR ACCESS DEVICES
62. Intraspinal Access Devices
63. Intraosseous Access Devices
64. Continuous Subcutaneous Access Devices
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Infusion Nursing Standards of Practice (2006)
INFUSION THERAPIES
65.Antineoplastic and Biologic Therapy
66.Phlebotomy
- Phlebotomy via Direct Venipuncture
- Blood Sampling via a Vascular Access Device
- Therapeutic Phlebotomy
67.Patient-Controlled Analgesia
68.Parenteral Medication and Solution Administration
69. Parenteral Nutrition
70.Transfusion Therapy
71.Intravenous Sedation
72.Administration of Parenteral Investigational Drugs
General References
Illustrations
Glossary
Index
The Infusion Nursing Standards of Practice is intended to reflect current knowledge and practices of the clinical nursing specialty of infusion therapy. Because clinical practice continually evolves based on ongoing research, users should make an independent assessment of the appropriateness and applicability of a standard in any specific instance, and should also consider the applicable federal and state law and regulations, as well as the standard of care in a particular jurisdiction, as these may take precedence. INS is not responsible for injury to persons or property, or other harm, arising from the use of the Standards.
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