A battle in vein: infusion phlebitis

Article Abstract:

Infusion phlebitis, acute inflammation of a vein directly connected with the presence of an intravenous access device, may initially manifest itself only in the form of pain or erythema. However, it can quickly develop into more serious symptoms, and could ultimately cause thrombus formation and pyrexia. The impact of infusion phlebitis varies from patient to patient, and will be determined by the severity of the phlebitic episode. The Visual Infusion Phlebitis score can play a valuable role in prevention and early recognition of this condition.

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Are aloe-coated gloves effective in healthcare?

Article Abstract:

The use of aloe-coated gloves is promoted to prevent conditions like dry, sore and irritated hands of healthcare employees by frequent use of alcohol gels and repeated washing. The concerns that rose over the toxicity of aloe and the possible changes in the physical properties of the material of gloves are yet to be resolved.

Methods, Usage, Skin, Skin care, Aloe barbadensis, Aloe vera

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Preventing deaths from VTE in hospital 2: Thromboprophylaxis

Article Abstract:

The article discusses about the risk assessment of patients for venous thromboembolism (VTE) and preventive measures and government recommendations,

Mortality, Risk factors

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