A prospective study of peripheral inserted venous catheter related local complications

Background: Different types of vascular access devices are commonly used for delivery intravenous fluids, most common is peripheral catheter. It inserted into vein extremity and short-term medications, blood products. prone to complications failure prior completion treatment. Aim was study venous catheter related local complications.Methods: The observational conducted among 900 indoor patients admitted between April 2020 September 2021 surgery department who requires IV therapy willing give consent study.Results: Local significantly increased as the gauze flow increases in compare caliber veins Complications like thrombophlebitis, redness pain 0.8 times less cather places over forearm than compared at hand. Peripheral have risk swelling infiltration when served on 40.92% cases develop thrombophlebitis or after 72 hours situ. Swelling observed 27.02% 3 cannulation same has higher developing complications.Conclusions: Study supports choosing insertion site hand, using chlorhexidine 2.5% antiseptic solutions Gauze adequately enters with a single prick changing cannula within insertion.