The IV Therapy and Intravenous Medication Administration Course at YAS College of Health is designed to strengthen learners’ understanding of intravenous (IV) therapy principles, medication safety, and evidence-informed clinical practices. The course focuses on the knowledge required for safe IV medication administration, fluid management, infection prevention, and patient monitoring in healthcare settings.
Through structured theoretical learning and practical skills development, participants explore venous anatomy, IV access devices, medication preparation principles, infusion systems, and the essential safety checks involved in intravenous therapy. The course also emphasizes recognizing complications, monitoring patient responses, maintaining aseptic technique, and documenting care in accordance with professional standards.
Learning Outcomes
Upon successful completion, participants will be able to explain the fundamental principles of IV therapy, identify common IV devices and equipment, describe medication safety procedures, calculate and verify infusion rates, recognize potential complications, and explain appropriate patient monitoring and documentation practices.
At YAS College of Health, we prioritize evidence-informed education, patient safety, competency-based learning, and professional accountability to support safe and responsible clinical practice.