Authors :
Snehal S. Patil
Volume/Issue :
Volume 6 - 2021, Issue 4 - April
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Abstract :
Peripheral intravenous cannulation is basic skilled
procedure which has been performed by nurses . But
this is challenging task while dealing with difficult
venous access (DIVA) patients. Vein finder is innovative
approach to locate veins during cannulation which ease
problems arising during venous access for cannulation.
Objectives
The main objectives of study was to access effect of
vein visualization device on selected parameters include
time required to visualize vein, number of attempt and
intensity of pain also study was conducted with purpose
of find out association of selected demographic variables
with selected parameters.
Method
The pilot study was conducted on 30 samples, in
2020 ,Chandrapur Maharashtra. Samples were
randomly assigned to experimental group (N-15) and
control group (N=15). Peripheral intravenous
cannulation performed in experimental group by using
vein visualization device based on transillumination
technology and control group exposed to standard
method.
Result
Vein visualization device contributed to reduce
time to locate veins that mean score found to be 3.53 for
experimental group which get reduced in control group
to 3.1 (mean variance =0.43). first attempt success rate of
experimental group was 93.33% and of control group
was 66.66%,. Intensity of pain got reduced in
experimental group (mild pain :53.33%, moderate
46.66%) than control group (mild: 40%, moderate :
33.33%, severe: 13.33%, worst : 33.33%). Association of
skin characteristics found with time required to visualize
vein, number of attempts and intensity of pain. also there
were association between BMI and time required to
visualization of vein.
Conclusion
Vein visualization device found to be effective to
locate veins, reduce number of attempts and intensity of
pain
Peripheral intravenous cannulation is basic skilled
procedure which has been performed by nurses . But
this is challenging task while dealing with difficult
venous access (DIVA) patients. Vein finder is innovative
approach to locate veins during cannulation which ease
problems arising during venous access for cannulation.
Objectives
The main objectives of study was to access effect of
vein visualization device on selected parameters include
time required to visualize vein, number of attempt and
intensity of pain also study was conducted with purpose
of find out association of selected demographic variables
with selected parameters.
Method
The pilot study was conducted on 30 samples, in
2020 ,Chandrapur Maharashtra. Samples were
randomly assigned to experimental group (N-15) and
control group (N=15). Peripheral intravenous
cannulation performed in experimental group by using
vein visualization device based on transillumination
technology and control group exposed to standard
method.
Result
Vein visualization device contributed to reduce
time to locate veins that mean score found to be 3.53 for
experimental group which get reduced in control group
to 3.1 (mean variance =0.43). first attempt success rate of
experimental group was 93.33% and of control group
was 66.66%,. Intensity of pain got reduced in
experimental group (mild pain :53.33%, moderate
46.66%) than control group (mild: 40%, moderate :
33.33%, severe: 13.33%, worst : 33.33%). Association of
skin characteristics found with time required to visualize
vein, number of attempts and intensity of pain. also there
were association between BMI and time required to
visualization of vein.
Conclusion
Vein visualization device found to be effective to
locate veins, reduce number of attempts and intensity of
pain
