The Nursing Research of Frozen Fresh Potato Topical Treatment Infusion Leakage

Abstract

Objective: Intravenous (IV) infusions are an essential part of hospital patient care, but Intravenous Infiltration in the process of the treatment. Leakage brought great pain to the patient; So far, no research has been done in this area. A simple and cheap method to relieve pain of IV infusions in this Study. Method: According to the accepted methods of treatment, all patients were divided into three groups randomly, Group A: Wash and dry the fresh potatoes. Group B:Apply the Hirudoid cream clockwise evenly and massage the puncture point within 5 to 8cm of the wound area. 20minutes three times a day. Group C: Saline flushes out and local cold. Patients in the three groups were treated with the same methods. Conclusion: Study shows 96.67% patient of Group A had recovered from symptoms, of redness and vein streaking dissipated, blood vessels returning to a normal condition. This study provides a method with frozen fresh potato chips in the treatment of symptoms of leakage.

Aloe vera and health outcomes: An umbrella review of systematic reviews and meta‐analyses

“…Phlebitis is an inflammation of the vein caused by chemical, mechanical, or infectious irritation (Gorski, 2017; Higginson & Parry, 2011). Several pharmacological interventions (e.g., nonsteroidal antiinflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) (Berardi et al, 2003), heparin (Ikeda, Douchi, & Nagata, 2004), steroid ointment (Hamabe et al, 2017), and traditional medicines such as Sesame indicum (Bigdeli Shamloo et al, 2019), Nigella sativa (Behnamfar, Parsa Yekta, Mojab, & Kazem Naeini, 2019), and potato (Zhang, Jin, & Wang, 2018)) have been suggested to help reduce incidence of infusion phlebitis and CIP. However, the number of evidences is limited and it is yet unknown what are the most efficient methods.…”

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“…9 Zhang et al (2018) proved that topical fresh frozen potato chips can relieve the symptoms of infusion leakage, and greatly reduce the occurrence of phlebitis. 10 Guo et al (2020) demonstrated that potato sprays had certain anti-inflammation and detumescence effects in mice with chemotherapy-induced phlebitis. 11 Potato alkaloids are recognized to be the main effective ingredients for observed curative effects.…”