Typical Inclusions – IV Infusion (Home Care)

1. Pre-Procedure Assessment

Verification of doctor’s prescription
Patient identification and allergy check
Assessment of vital signs (BP, pulse, temperature if required)
Vein assessment for cannulation
Explanation of procedure to patient/caregiver

2. Preparation

Strict hand hygiene and aseptic precautions
Preparation of IV fluids/medications as per prescription
Use of sterile/disposable equipment
Selection and preparation of IV site (antiseptic cleaning)

3. IV Cannulation & Infusion

Insertion of IV cannula (appropriate size)
Securing the cannula with dressing
Setting up IV line and infusion set
Regulation of flow rate as prescribed
Administration of IV fluids/medications safely

4. Monitoring During Infusion

Continuous observation of patient condition
Monitoring for:
Allergic reactions
Pain or swelling at site
IV infiltration or blockage
Adjustment of flow rate if required

5. Post-Procedure Care

Flushing of IV line (if required)
Removal of cannula (if not continuous infusion)
Application of sterile dressing
Ensuring patient comfort

6. Documentation

Recording fluid/medication name, dose, and duration
Time of initiation and completion
Patient response and any complications

7. Biomedical Waste Disposal

Safe disposal of IV sets, needles, and waste
Use of puncture-proof containers as per protocol

8. Patient/Caregiver Education

Instructions on care of IV site
Signs of complications (pain, redness, swelling, fever)
Guidance for follow-up or next infusion

9. Consumables Included (Typical)

IV cannula (Veinflow)
IV infusion set
Disposable gloves & mask
Spirit swabs / antiseptic solution
IV dressing / plaster
Saline / distilled water (if required for dilution/flush)
3-way connector / extension (if required)

10. Exclusions (Optional Section)

Cost of IV fluids/medications (unless specified)
Emergency hospital care
Long-term IV access devices (central lines, PICC, etc.)