It was reported that the bd intima-ii" closed iv catheter system was involved with a patient experiencing an infection injury.
After device use, the patient was diagnosed with phlebitis and a pus spot was discovered at the indwelling needle site.
Antibiotics were administered and a blood analysis test was conducted.
The following information was provided by the initial reporter: the patient came to the outpatient department of hospital for infusion on (b)(6) 2021, and the intravenous indwelling needle was placed in the wrist.
On (b)(6) 2021, the infusion was not fluent, so the indwelling needle was pulled out.
On (b)(6), the child showed high fever and went to hospital again.
A pus spot was found at the site of the venous needle of the left wrist, which touched a cord-like hard mass.
The doctor diagnosed phlebitis.
Local disinfection and wet compress of magnesium sulfate were given.
Blood analysis indicated high hemogram, and antibiotics were given symptomatic treatment in hospital.
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