Which of these observations of a client's IV infusion site would indicate to the nurse that no complications have developed?

a. The site is clean and dry. c. The site is cool and dry.
b. The site is warm and slightly swollen. d. The site is red and slightly painful.


A
Signs of infection of the IV site include redness, warmth, and pain at the insertion site or above.

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