Resources
Here, you can find a variety of information related to IV Education. We hope you find it useful.
DID YOU KNOW? IMPLANTED PORT “FLUSH AND LOCK” CONFUSION
Did you know that implanted port flushing protocol can be a confusing topic for many healthcare professionals? As someone who has been teaching infusion therapy management for years, I have noticed that this topic often raises questions. The following will help you...
Empower Your Nurses and Elevate Patient Care with Online IV Education from IV Mastery
The healthcare industry is constantly evolving, and staying up-to-date on the latest developments and regulations is crucial for providing high-quality care. One area that requires specialized knowledge and skills is IV therapy management. As healthcare facility...
IV Certification Video
What does it take to obtain IV certification? How does it vary from state to state? Why choose online IV certification over a traditional class? Learn the answers to these questions and more as we take a moment to review, What is Online IV Certification and...
From ER Nurse to IV Expert
I feel so fortunate looking back at my journey - and even more so when I look ahead! 🌟 Founding and leading IV Mastery has truly been a dream come true. It’s proof to what I always...
The Three Types of Hydration Therapy
Some healthcare concepts may sound like scientific jargon, but they actually save lives. That’s the case with hydration therapy. Check out the different types of hydrating...
5 Steps for Safe IV Insertion
While you were in nursing school, did you fully master IV insertion? I know I didn’t. It took me a lot of continuing education and practice to attain real proficiency in this vital...
The Powerful Role of Intravenous Diuretics in Congestive Heart Failure Treatment
The medical management of heart failure disease has highly improved over the past decades. However, mortality rates and treatment costs remain high. On top of that, hospitalization and readmission rates are far from desired levels. Both research and empirical...
The “Prescription Without Description” Conundrum: Making The Case for a Standard Practice of The Aseptic Technique
Vascular access devices (VADs) are the cause of nearly 1.7 million infections in US hospitals every year. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) also estimate a yearly average of 99,000 associated deaths. The worst part about these numbers is that...
Preventing central line–associated bloodstream infections (CLABSIs) with the aseptic technique
A central line bloodstream infection (CLABSI) happens when bacteria or other germs enter the patient’s bloodstream through their central. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, 41,000 blood stream infections are estimated to occur each year in...