Yes, phlebitis can occur in the arms, particularly in the veins where intravenous (IV) lines or catheters are placed. It is characterized by inflammation of the vein, which can cause pain, redness, and swelling. While it is more commonly associated with the legs, any superficial vein can be affected, including those in the arms. Prompt medical attention is recommended if symptoms arise.
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no. phlebitis is a inflamation of vein which often leads to development of a clot.
Phlebitis is the inflammation of a vein, especially in the legs. An example sentence would be: Her phlebitis makes her legs hurt really bad.
The phonetic pronunciation of phlebitis is "fleh-BYE-tis."
No, "phlebitis" is not capitalized unless it is at the beginning of a sentence. It is a medical condition referring to the inflammation of a vein.
Vein
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Phlebitis = inflammation of a veinThrombophlebitis = inflammation of a vein caused by or associated with a formation of a thrombus (blood clot)
phlebitis
Both terms phlebitis and infiltration are terms related to Intravenous. Infiltration is the situation when fluid from the IV leaks from the vein into the surrounding tissue. Phlebitis is the actual irritation that occurs in the vein and surrounding tissues.
The main symptoms of phlebitis are tenderness and pain in the area of the affected vein. Redness and/or swelling may also be seen.
inflammation of the vein
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