Peripheral Intravenous Assistive Activities and Alternative Feeding Methods

Course Description

Peripheral Intravenous Assistive Activities and Alternative Feeding Methods is a course specifically designed for caregivers. This course aims to equip caregivers with the necessary skills and knowledge to effectively administer peripheral intravenous (IV) therapy and alternative feeding methods to their care recipients. The course will delve into the principles and practices of peripheral IV assistive activities, including IV line management, infection control, and troubleshooting common problems. It will also cover various alternative feeding methods such as parenteral nutrition, and others, focusing on the indications, procedures, and potential complications. By the end of this course, caregivers will be able to confidently and safely perform these assistive activities, enhancing their care provision skills.

What will be taught topics

• The process of IV line management
• The importance of infection control in IV therapy
• The identification and management of common IV line problems
• The indications and procedures of each alternative feeding method
• The potential complications of alternative feeding methods and how to manage them

Lesson list

• Introduction to Peripheral IV Assistive Activities
• IV Line Management and Infection Control
• Troubleshooting Common IV Line Problems
• Knowledge Review
• Alternative Feeding Methods and Their Management
• Exam- Peripheral Intravenous Assistive Activities and Alternative Feeding Methods