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An obstruction caused by a bolus of air that enters the vein through an inadequately primed IV line, from a loose connection, during a tube change, or during removal of an IV line.
Air Embolism
An obstruction caused by breakage of the catheter tip during IV line insertion or removal.
Catheter Embolism
Solutions that are more concentrated or have a higher osmolality than body fluids.
Hypertonic
Solutions that are more dilute or have a lower osmolality than body fluids
Hypotonic
Seepage of IV fluid out of the veins and into the surrounding interstitial spaces.
Infiltration
Solutions that have the same osmolality as body fluids
Isotonic
An inflammation of the vein that can occur from mechanical or chemical (medication) trauma or from a local infection
Phlebitis