CPD IV Drip

IV drip is the fastest way to supplement fluid or nutrient deficiencies or to administer therapeutic substances according to individual needs. Intravenous therapy bypasses the gastrointestinal tract, ensuring higher bioavailability of administered ingredients than in the case of oral administration.

The drip is convenient when several substances are combined, if a rehydration effect is desired, or the substance needs to be heavily diluted or administered slowly.

TRAINING IV- COURSE PROGRAMME

THEORETICAL PART

o IV Drip – procedural aspects and procedures

scope of procedures,

procedure equipment and tools,

comparison of preparations and infusion substances,

legal aspects,

necessary equipment,

patient safety rules,

staff and facilities,

gold standards for intravenous infusions and IV bars,

o Intravenous infusions – health aspects, indications and contraindications

general internal medicine knowledge,

patient assessment – history, physical examination, additional tests and choice of drip,

principles for verification of vitamin deficiencies in patients,

intravenous revitalizing infusions in the treatment of weight disorders,

detoxification – cleansing the body of toxins,

reduction of physical and mental fatigue,

reduction of pain,

improvement of skin condition,

contraindications to intravenous infusions,

allergic reactions and their treatment,

basic principles of cardiopulmonary resuscitation,

o Intravenous infusions – suggestions for treatment protocols

discussion of preparations – indications, contraindications, safety, dosage, combining preparations,

preparation of preparation mixtures for specific recommendations – proposals,

o Influence of patients’ health problems and indications for vitamin infusions:

pregnancy and lactation period,

autoimmune diseases,

tumours,

infusions in mature patients,

infusions in athletes.

– Aesthetic medicine and intravenous infusions

o Intravenous infusions – the answer to the causes of aesthetic problems,

Improving metabolism, skin condition, hydration and elasticity,

o Antioxidant effect,

o removal of lymphatic stagnation,

o stimulation of body detoxification.

PRACTICAL PART – MOST COMMON INTRAVENOUS INFUSIONS

Practical part – planning, preparing and performing intravenous infusions by the participants, with the help of the lecturer’s doctor

– Individual choice of infusion,

– Balancing an intravenous infusion,

– Suggestions for intravenous infusions:

o nutritional,

o regenerative,

o hydration,

o anti-ageing,

o immunity,

o pain relief therapy.

Duration of training:

1 day

Access:

Completed phlebotony training and level 3 in cosmetics / level 4 in micropigmentation (or accredited micropigmentation training), medical education or their equivalent.