It was reported that the patient developed swelling at the bd intima ii¿ iv catheter prn adapter puncture site during the infusion, which was diagnosed as phlebitis.
The needle was removed, local symptomatic treatment was performed, and the patient's symptoms were gone by the following day.
The following information was provided by the initial reporter, translated from chinese to english: "the patient was admitted for treatment due to "femoral neck fracture".
On the fourth day of admission, the nurse noticed redness and swelling at the puncture site during infusion at 9 am.
The patient reported local pain, which was diagnosed as phlebitis by the attending physician, the disposable indwelling needle immediately removed with local symptomatic treatment, one day later the symptoms was disappeared".
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