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Phlebitis
🔷 Redness and warmth at an IV site are hallmark signs of phlebitis, which is inflammation of the vein.
🔷 This can result from mechanical irritation or infection at the catheter site.
🔷 Infiltration would present with coolness and swelling, not warmth.
🔷 Extravasation involves tissue damage from vesicant solutions, which is more severe than phlebitis.
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