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Thrombophelebitis and Palm Fisting Exercise-peripheral Intravenous Cannula
Abstract
A quantitative quasi-experimental design was conducted among 60 IV Cannula patients. The demographic data by self-structured questionnaire, were collected from the samples, followed by that the pre-test was conducted by using phlebitis assessment scale. After a period of intervention with palm fisting exercise, post-test was done by using same phlebitis assessment scale. The results the study revealed that there is a significant change in the post-test level of phlebitis at the level of p<0.001 after the intervention among the samples. Thus, the present study proves that, palm fisting exercise highly effective method for thrombophlebitis for hospitalized patients.
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Bakhtiar, J., & Sengupta, Thrombophlebitis M. (2021). Effect of Proximal Massage and Palm Fisting Exercise in Reducing the risk of among IV cannula patients in selected hospital, Guwahati, Assam. International Journal of Nursing Education and Research,9(2), 202–206.
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