J-Tip Blog Intradermal Lidocaine for IV Starts

Intradermal lidocaine for IV starts has been used in multiple hospitals to help reduce pain. It does require that a patient receives at least 2 needle insertions for every IV procedure. The first needle stick is done to inject the lidocaine. The second needle stick is for the IV insertion, to place the catheter. This process can be quite painful and even cause patients to become discouraged when they are wanting an option for an anesthetic effect, prior to their needle procedure. Intradermal lidocaine for IV starts, is a cost-effective way to provide anesthesia to the skin prior to routine procedures. However, it does not take into consideration the concerns of the patient receiving the care. If this has also been a concern of yours, there are products available that can be a positive alternative.The post Intradermal Lidocaine for IV Starts appeared first on Needle Free Injection System.