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  1. why don't you try a larger vein. also, don't dump all of your iv's into the same vein if you can help it, give it a rest!. Be sure to flush and check for blood return before, and flush after. If all else fails, ask the doc to prescribe an additive to reduce the pain. Oh, and also, can some of it be given orally or per tube? You may have to go to a central line if the patient's condition is so fragile that you are constantly replacing potassium. Be sure to constantly assess for fluid overload if you increase the fluid volume as you have suggested. Does the patient have a bad heart or CHF? good luck!
  2. lockjaw posted a topic in Research
    I am taking an 8 week research class designed to teach how to write research proposals. I have a few weeks to come up with an idea to develop for purposes of this course before the class actually begins. I am considering looking into patient safety issues, including falls, transport, equipment use, etc. I always get more involved than I need to and want to keep the topic simple for learning purposes. I intend to participate in various research activities at our very large, multihospital nonprofit. Any ideas on a topic that can actually be carried out? I am considering retrospective as well as investigational studies. Thanks, lockjaw, California.

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