1. After intravenous infusion, the infusion inspection should be carried out as soon as possible, the condition should be observed, and the doctor should be notified promptly if there is any change in the condition.

2. During the inspection, you must stand next to the patient's bed and observe the patient's infusion situation to see whether the needle is in the blood vessel, whether there is leakage, whether the tape is firmly adhered, whether the infusion card is hung up, and whether there is a signature. , tick and sign the time, and adjust the number of drops according to the condition, age, and characteristics of the drug (especially mannitol must be infused within the prescribed time as prescribed by the doctor). For patients with subcutaneous insulin injections, the patient should be prompted to do it half an hour before meals. Observe whether the patient is uncomfortable and whether there is any change in the condition, and report any situation to the doctor in a timely manner. After the patient's infusion is completed, the patient is told to press for 3-5 minutes and not to rub, otherwise the skin will turn blue. He should not exert force to prevent bleeding, and he should not stand up quickly to prevent orthostatic hypotension.

3. When there are no abnormalities in the above checks, you need to communicate with the patient. There is a lot of communication content. For example, for newly admitted patients, you should pay attention to introducing the hospital’s environment, rules and regulations, and the characteristics of the department. The doctor in charge, Nurses and head nurses should provide psychological care and health education, and they should smile and use civilized language when communicating.

4. Try to be familiar with the approximate completion time of the patient's infusion, and try to change the fluid without waiting for the patient's call. Ask the patient if he or she is feeling unwell, if there is any need, and assist in the patient's daily care.

5. Remind patients to keep their belongings to prevent loss.

6. During the inspection, if it is found that the items and clothes in the ward are not arranged neatly, you should always assist family members or patients to organize them to keep the ward tidy at all times.

7. Pay attention to the conservation of sanitation, water, electricity and heating in the ward.