I.V Stand

I.V Stand

*L1300 to 2200mm 

Material:Stainless Steel,Plastic Base

Standard accessory:Castors

In medical contexts, "IV" most commonly stands for intravenous, referring to a method of administering fluids or medications directly into a vein using a needle or catheter. It can also refer to an IV pole, a medical device used to hold and dispense intravenous fluids. 

To use an IV stand, assemble and place it stably, then adjust its height so the IV bag hangs correctly above the patient's heart. Hang the IV bag on the hooks and use the roller clamp on the IV tubing to control the flow of fluid, adjusting the drip rate as instructed by a healthcare provider to ensure proper and safe delivery of the medication.

Steps for Using an IV Stand

1. Assembly and Setup:

Assemble the IV stand according to the manufacturer's instructions, ensuring all parts are securely connected. 

Place the stand on a flat, stable surface to prevent tipping. 

2. Positioning and Height Adjustment:

Adjust the height of the stand so the IV bag is positioned above the level of the patient's heart. This uses gravity to ensure the fluid flows correctly and prevents blood from backing up into the line. 

3. Hanging the IV Bag:

Hang the IV bag securely on the hook provided at the top of the IV stand. 

4. Priming the IV Line:

Open the roller clamp on the IV tubing to start the flow of fluid. 

Fill the drip chamber (the soft, semi-rigid part of the tubing) about one-third to one-half full. 

Allow the fluid to flow through the tubing and away from any air bubbles, then close the clamp. 

5. Starting and Monitoring the Infusion:

Connect the IV line to the patient's venous access device. 

Open the roller clamp to start the flow of the infusion. 

Monitor the drip rate by observing the drips in the chamber and adjust the roller clamp to match the prescribed rate. 

Important Considerations

Do not use the IV stand as a walking aid: or support. 

Be cautious: of wires, cables, and uneven surfaces that could cause the stand to tip. 

Do not exceed the maximum weight capacity: of the IV stand, which is often around 20 pounds. 

Always follow the instructions: from your healthcare provider and ask for assistance if you are unsure about any step