Port a cath needle types

    • [DOCX File]URINARY CATHETERIZATION – Sample Policy

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      Small-volume urine specimens should be obtained by inserting a sterile needle/syringe into a disinfected sampling port and aspirating the urine. Generally, urine cultures should be obtained prior to starting antibiotics for patients with suspected urinary tract infections.

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    • [DOC File]EXPOSURE CONTROL PLAN

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      Used needles will be discarded INTACT and immediately after use in an impervious needle container that is placed as near as possible to the site of use. Pocket masks or other ventilation devices with a one-way valve should be used instead of mouth to mouth contact during resuscitation procedures.

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    • Bibliography: Country-Specific Needlestick Data

      Fleerackers Y, Colebunders R, Van Broeckhoven J, Van den Abbeele K. Port-a-Cath needlestick injuries. [Letter] Infection Control and Hospital Epidemiology 1993;14:562-3. Nelsing S, Nielsen TL, Nielsen JO. Percutaneous blood exposure among Danish doctors: exposure mechanisms and strategies for prevention. Eur J Epidemiol 1997;13:387-93.

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    • [DOC File]Port-A-Cath Module

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      When accessing the Port-A-Cath, use only a non-coring needle with an attached clamped and capped extension set, which has all been primed. This will reduce the risk of air embolism and facilitate easier manipulation of the port. When administering fluid into the Port-A-Cath, do not use a …

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    • [DOCX File]Specialized Laboratory Services

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      Disposable gloves, sterile needle, needle holder, evacuated blood collection tubes, tourniquet, 70% isopropyl alcohol wipes, gauze, and adhesive bandage or tape. Procedure: Inpatient: Identify patient by comparing patient date of birth and spelling of first and last name on requisition and/or labels with patient’s armband.

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    • [DOC File]IV THERAPY - Greater Baltimore Medical Center

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      Implanted device—Port-a-cath, R-port and Power port** (power port must be accessed with power needle for CT scans) Vascular Sheaths—used in the insertion of Temporary Pacemakers and Pulmonary Artery Catheters (Critical Care only) Hemodialysis Access devices—cared for and flushed by the Hemodialysis Nurses.

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    • [DOCX File]Weebly

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      Clotting factor is administered by placing a needle in the patient’s vein (venipuncture) or through a surgically implanted device called a Port-a-Cath (“port”). Treatment (“infusion”) with clotting factor stops or prevents bleeds by raising the patient’s factor level for a certain time period.

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    • [DOC File]CENTRAL VENOUS ACCESS

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      Also known as implanted ports, or port a catheters are surgically placed. Location can be arm, chest, abdomen, and back. Implanted ports are used for long term and complex IV therapy and Chemotherapy. Access to the port is by placement of a non-coring needle through the skin, into the self sealing injection port housed in a plastic or metal case.

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    • [DOC File]Policy For The Management Of Central Venous Catheters (CVC)

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      Accessed with a Huber right angled needle Patient acceptance, intact body image. No exit site dressing, allow patient to bathe or swim. Require less maintenance – less flushing/no dressing changes Use of needle to access port. Local skin ulceration. Shorter life span than tunnelled CVC if accessed regularly. Requires operative placement

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    • [DOC File]nursing professional development - QHC

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      Port-a-Caths are surgically inserted into a subcutaneous pocket in the chest wall. The catheter is tunneled into the vein, usually the cephalic, external jugular or subclavian vein. A non-coring gripper needle is required to access a port-a-cath so the self-sealing septum is not damaged.

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