A nurse is assessing a client who has a peripheral IV with a continuous infusion. Which of the following findings is a manifestation of phlebitis? (Select all that apply)

A. Streak formation: Streaks along the vein or at the insertion site can indicate phlebitis. These streaks represent the inflammation and irritation of the vein. B. Throbbing: Throbbing pain is a common symptom of phlebitis. It results from the inflammation and irritation of the vein caused by the IV catheter or the infusion. C. Erythema: Erythema, or redness, at the insertion site is a typical sign of phlebitis, indicating inflammation of the vein. D. Warmth at insertion site: Warmth at the site of the IV insertion is another common finding in phlebitis, as inflammation causes increased blood flow to the affected area. E. Damp dressing: A damp dressing is not typically associated with phlebitis. If the dressing is damp, it may indicate a leak or other issue with the IV site which is more characteristic of infiltration or extravasation.