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Nursing Considerations for Speed Shock: ~ D/C immediately if s/s. Report symptoms to hcp. Monitor VS. Use the proper IV tubing. Carefully monitor IV rate. check the rate frequently for accuracy. Time tape useful. Fluid Overload: ~ The condition cause when too large of a fluid infuses int...

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What therapies is a peripheral venous catheter not appropriate for?


✓~ Vesicant chemotherapy, drugs that are irritants, or TPN.




How often should a peripheral venous site be rotated?


✓~ 72 - 96 hours for an adult. Children can remain until IV is completed.




What size gauge do you use for peripheral venous sites?


✓~ Smallest gauge.




Where are midline peripheral catheters inserted?


✓~ Peripherally just above or below the antecubital fossa into the proximal basilica or

cephalic veins.




How long do midline peripheral catheters dwell for?

, ✓~ Vary 2 - 6 weeks.




What should not be infused in a midline peripheral catheter?


✓~ Vesicants, hyperosmolar or irritating solutions.




What are Central Venous Access Devices used for?


✓~ Patient care in acute, ambulatory, sub-acute care settings as well as long term

facilities.




What medications can be provided by Central Venous Access Devices?


✓~ IV fluids, medications, blood products, TPN solutions and allow a means for

hemodynamic monitoring and blood sampling.




Where are CVAD located?


✓~ Tip of the catheter terminates in the central venous circulation, usually in the

superior vena cava just above the right atrium.




What does CVAD require after placement?

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