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Option Care locations are ACHC accredited. HHA #20881096, HHA #20885096, HHA #299991678, HHA #299992580, HHA #299992912, HHA #299994060, HHA #299994066 2016 Option Care Enterprises, Inc. All rights reserved. 16OC0083 IV ication Administration: Gravity Please refer to your Getting Started with Infusion Therapy booklet for additional information. This information is not intended to be a substitute for professional advice. Always do what your doctor, nurse or pharmacist recommends. S.A.S.H teaching Parenteral mat Nutrition Preparation Mat SSaline Saline A Administration of medicine Questions Contact your local Option Care office at the number provided by your nurse Or, visit us on the web at: www.optioncare.com ication SSaline Saline H Heparin (if ordered) Heparin Remember Use a new alcohol pad for each step and scrub for 20 seconds Wash your hands. Use gloves if instructed to do so Clamp Fig. 1 Getting Started Remove medication from refrigerator at least (minutes/hours) prior to use. Consult medication label for time required for your medication NEVER speed the warming process by heating or microwaving the medication Use a clean work area Clean your hands thoroughly using antibacterial soap and warm water (If no soap and water is available, use an alcohol-based hand sanitizer) Dry your hands with a clean towel 1 Gather your supplies and prepare your SASH mat as instructed: A. SASH Mat (See Fig. 1) B. IV ication Bag C. IV Tubing (may be used for 24 hours) D. IV Pole E. Flush Syringes ml of Heparin units / ml Heparin F. s G. Sharps Container (if needed) and/or Trash Container A B E C D 2 Inspect ication Bag Inspect the medication bag. Check the label on the bag (See Fig. 2) and verify: A. Correct name of Patient B. Correct name of ication C. Volume / Amount of ication D. Time required to warm ication to room temperature E. Discard date of ication Fig.2 For demonstration purposes, follow the instructions on YOUR medication bag. ication bag should be free of leaks, floating particles or discoloration. Call your nurse or pharmacist if there are problems with the medication bag or incorrect labels. 1 Your Option Care team is available on call 24 hours/day to assist you

Fig. 3 3 Prepare your Flush Syringes A. Prior to using syringe, push firmly on the thumb press with the tip cap still on, just until you feel the plunger move. B. Expel air and excess solution by twisting off tip cap and pushing plunger forward. Push out extra solution to the amount instructed by your nurse. (See Fig. 3) C. Replace the syringe cap, being careful not to touch the tip of the syringe with your hand. If you touch it, you will need to start over with a clean syringe. Set aside syringe until you are ready to use it. D. Repeat for all flush syringes needed for dose. 4 Prepare your IV ication / Prime your IV Tubing A. Remove IV tubing from its package. Close the clamp on the tubing. B. Place the medication bag on a clean flat surface. C. Remove the tab from the medication bag. (See Fig. 4) Fig. 4 D. Remove the cover from the spike of the tubing. (See Fig. 5) DO NOT touch the end. Fig. 5 Fig. 6 2 Your Option Care team is available on call 24 hours/day to assist you

4 Prepare your IV ication / Prime your IV Tubing Continued Fig. 7 E. Spike the bag by pushing and twisting the end of the tubing into the bag. (See Fig. 6) Make sure the spike reaches the medication in the bag and be careful not to puncture the bag. (See Fig. 7) F. Hang the IV medication container on the IV pole. Gently squeeze the drip chamber to fill it about ½ full of fluid. DO NOT overfill. (See Fig. 8) G. Slowly open the clamp to prime the tubing (filling the tubing with medication). When the medication reaches the end of the tubing, close the clamp. Fig. 8 5 Flush your IV line with Saline Using one of your prepared saline syringes from step #3. B. Remove the protective cap from the saline flush syringe. Fig. 9 Fig. 10 Discard the saline flush syringe if the uncapped sterile tip touches any unclean surface. C. Attach the saline flush syringe to the needleless connector on your IV catheter using a push and clockwise twisting motion until secured together. (See Fig. 10) D. Open the clamp on your IV catheter and/or IV extension set, E. Flush your IV catheter using a push / pause method. DO NOT F. Remove and discard the saline flush syringe in a trash container. 3 Your Option Care team is available on call 24 hours/day to assist you

Fig. 11 6 Administer your ication B. Remove the protective cap from the IV tubing. C. Attach the IV tubing firmly to the needleless connector on your IV catheter using a push and clockwise twisting motion until secured together. (See Fig. 11) D. Open the clamp on your IV catheter and/or IV extension set, (You should see drops fall into the drip chamber as your medication begins infusing. Your drip rate is drops every 15 seconds. Adjust the rate using the clamp as needed.) E. Once the prescribed dose has infused, close the clamp on the IV tubing. F. Disconnect the IV tubing once the prescribed dose has been given. Discard all equipment as directed in a trash container. If the tubing is to be used again within 24 hours, cover the exposed IV tubing tip with a sterile cap provided. 7 Flush your IV line with Saline Using one of your prepared saline syringes from step #3. B. Remove the protective cap from the saline flush syringe. Discard the saline flush syringe if the uncapped sterile tip touches any unclean surface. C. Attach the saline flush syringe to the needleless connector on your IV catheter using a push and clockwise twisting motion until secured together. (See Fig. 10) D. Flush your IV catheter using a push / pause method. DO NOT E. Close the clamp on your IV catheter and/or IV extension set unless you have been instructed to use heparin. F. Remove and discard the saline flush syringe in a trash container. 4 Your Option Care team is available on call 24 hours/day to assist you

8 Flush your IV line with Heparin (If ordered) Using your prepared heparin syringe from step #3. B. Remove the protective cap from the heparin flush syringe. Discard the heparin flush syringe if the uncapped sterile tip touches any unclean surface. C. Attach the heparin flush syringe to the needleless connector on your IV catheter using a push and clockwise twisting motion until secured together. (See Fig. 10) D. Flush your IV catheter using a push / pause method. DO NOT ml of Heparin units / ml Heparin E. Close the clamp on your IV catheter and/or IV extension set, F. Remove and discard the heparin flush syringe in a trash container. Call your nurse or doctor with any questions or concerns (SASH) Procedure Summary: Flush IV with ml (S)aline or D5W (A)dminister ication over minutes hours Flush with ml (S)aline or D5W Your Option Care team is available on call 24 hours/ day to assist you. Flush with ml (H)eparin, if ordered To view video instructions and access additional educational resources, visit optioncare.com/education. Option Care locations are ACHC accredited. HHA #20881096, HHA #20885096, HHA #299991678, HHA #299992580. 2018 Option Care Enterprises. All rights reserved. 17OC0295