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Venous Access Matthew L. Paden, MDEmory University Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta at Egleston Peripheral IV Butterfly & angiocaths – Short catheters general y placed in forearm, hand or scalp...
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IV TERAPY &Central Venous Catheters INSERTION OF PERIPHERAL IV LINE Aims1. To gain peripheral venous access in order to:• administer fluids• administer blood products, medications and nutritional...
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Central Venous Catheters Compiled & Formatted By: Amy Winkler, R.N, B.S.N Christopher Frith R.N, B.S.N, CRNI Regional Education Coordinator Director of PICC Team Services TriStar & Delta...
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Central venous catheters February 2010 Anne Aspin Central venous catheter • Central venous access is the placement of a venous catheter in a vein that leads directly to the heart. Site • Basillic or...
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IV T T herap ap y ® Uses of intravenous therapy ®Fluid Replacement ®Medication Administration®Administration of Blood Products Fluid Distributio utio n ® Intracellular (within the cells) = 40%®...
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