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Vascular Access at MUSC

Vascular Access at MUSC. Lynn Williams, RN Vascular Access Resource Nurse Specialty Nursing Department. Vascular Access Devices 2013. Objectives: Intro to Infusion Nursing Society (INS) Identify common types of venous access devices, inc general characteristics

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How I Deal With... SVGs

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Choice of Catheter and Reservoir is the IV Device

Laparoscopic Placement of the BardPort Intraperitoneal Catheter and Reservoir Dr. Arlan F. Fuller, Jr. Gillette Center for Women's Oncology Massachusetts General Hospital. Choice of Catheter and Reservoir is the IV Device. Titanium Port with 9.6F attached catheter. Pre-placement Procedure.

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Choice of Catheter and Reservoir is the IV Device

Laparoscopic Placement of the BardPort Intraperitoneal Catheter and Reservoir Dr. Arlan F. Fuller, Jr. Gillette Center for Women's Oncology Massachusetts General Hospital. Choice of Catheter and Reservoir is the IV Device. Titanium Port with 9.6F attached catheter. Pre-placement Procedure.

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Endometrial Biopsy

Endometrial Biopsy. Oguchi Andrew Nwosu, MD, FAAFP Assistant Professor Emory Family Medicine. Abnormal uterine bleeding: postmenopausal bleeding, malignancy/hyperplasia, ovulation/anovulation, HRT Evaluation of patient with one year of presumed menopausal amenorrhea

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Central Line Removal

Central Line Removal. Competency Assessment for Registered Professional Nurses in the Critical Care Areas. References: AACN Procedure Manual for Critical Care, 5 th Edition, pgs 498-501. Critical Care Nursing, A Holistic Approach; 9 th ed; 2009, pages 301-303. General Considerations.

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Central Line Removal

Central Line Removal. Competency Assessment for Registered Professional Nurses in the Critical Care Areas. References: AACN Procedure Manual for Critical Care, 5 th Edition, pgs 498-501. Critical Care Nursing, A Holistic Approach; 9 th ed; 2009, pages 301-303. General Considerations.

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HICKMAN CATHETER

HICKMAN CATHETER. Thrombotic complications associated with venous access devic es. Occlusion of lumen Fibrin sheath formation Venous thrombosis May occur at exit/entrance site, catheter tip, or anywhere in between. Intraluminal. Fibrin sheath. Venous thrombus. CATHETER THROMBOSIS.

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Introduction

REDUCTION OF INFECTIONS AFTER USING SILVER-BEARING EXTERNAL VENTRICULAR CATHETERS: A RETROSPECTIVE STUDY. Hadjigeorgiou GF, Zisakis A, Markogiannakis G, Petrosyan T, Psilovassilopoulos G, Hadjigeorgiou FG, Varsos V Department of Neurosurgery, Red Cross Hospital Athens, Greece

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