Assessment of nurses’ knowledge and practice regarding the use of transillumination device for establishing venous access

  • Authors

    • Ms. Rubina NesalinRose. T.MSc moh,saudi arabia
    • Dr. Nashi Masnad Al Reshidi PhD
    • Ms. Rana Mohammad Al Aseeri MSc
    2019-12-15
    https://doi.org/10.14419/ijans.v8i2.29625
  • Transillumination device, Intravenous access, Nurse, HGH, KSA.

  • Abstract

    Background: Peripheral venous access is frequently performed in various health care settings. However, babies’ veins are smaller and poorly supported by surrounding soft tissue casing further difficulty of insertion compared to adult patients’vein. Transillumination device is recommended for difficult insertion of peripheral veins. Nursing practice should accommodate with evolving health care advancement, and therefore the nurses’ are required to develop their knowledge and attitude towards new skill and practice.

    Objectives: To assess the level of nurses’ knowledge and practice regarding the use of transillumination device for establishing venous access.

    Methods: A descriptive study design that was conducted among a sample of 20 Nurses working at Hail General Hospital, KSA. The study tool included a questionnaire sheet of 2 parts as demographic variables and then knowledge and practice regarding use of transillumination device for establishing venous access. Selected nurses were asked to fill up the questionnaire sheet.

    Results: The majority 50% of the nurses were under the age group of 31yrs and above. Most of the 95% nurses were bachelor’s degree and only 5% was master’s degree. The year of experience were majority of nurses 35% had 7-9 yrs. Designation of nurses indicates, almost 50% of the nurses were working as a Charge Nurse, among 45% as staff Nurse and only 5% as Head Nurse.Obviously, 100% of the nurses perform cannulation in first attempt. Before, 65% of the nurses had no awareness of using veinlite. 100% of the nurses used 26G size cannula.Furtherly, 85% assures that they could incorporate transillumination device into practice. The opinion of 65% nurses feel, this device was easy to use.

    Conclusion: The study says that, most of the 65% NICU nurses has only average and 35% has good knowledge and practice regarding use of transillumination device for establishing venous access. The nurses have interest in practicing transillumination device and seems to be time saving and effective. Suitable interventional packages need to be given periodically for the effectiveness of qualitative nursing service.

     


     

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    Rubina NesalinRose. T.MSc, M., Nashi Masnad Al Reshidi PhD, D., & Rana Mohammad Al Aseeri MSc, M. (2019). Assessment of nurses’ knowledge and practice regarding the use of transillumination device for establishing venous access. International Journal of Advanced Nursing Studies, 8(2), 48-53. https://doi.org/10.14419/ijans.v8i2.29625

    Received date: 2019-07-10

    Accepted date: 2019-08-23

    Published date: 2019-12-15