AN EXPERIMENTAL STUDY ON APPLICATION OF INTRAVENOUS VEIN VIEWER OF HOSPITALIZED CHILDREN PRIMARY SUCCESS RATE OF INTRAVENOUS INSERTION, DURATION, EFFECT ONCARE GIVER AND NURSE’S SATISFACTION

An experimental study conducted to investigate the intravenous application of vein viewer procedure for hospitalized children and attempt to find out primary success rate and insertion frequency, duration, and effect on caregivers and nurse satisfaction. Method Study focused one group pre-posttest design, subjects were hospitalized children (20) and caregivers (20) also nurses (10). Data were collected by Intravenous vein viewer application training and structured questionnaire. During procedure primary success rate, duration, caregiver and nurses satisfaction were recorded and data analyzed by mean, SD, and t test. Hypothesis examined by using* Fisher’s exact and paired t-test. Results Findings of the study of Intravenous vein viewer during the primary significantly increase the success rate of application of the second group to 20% (χ2 = 12.130, p