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The device has two parts - an esophageal (oral/nasal) catheter, and a gastric catheter placed into a mature gastrostomy. The . oral/nasal catheter. is secured in place using tape to the infant’s cheek – similarly to typical Replogle securement. The oral/nasal catheter has a luer-lock suction port – this port will not be used for suction
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[DOC File]IV THERAPY - Greater Baltimore Medical Center
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Place new needleless connection device/extension tubing onto catheter. Unclamp/ unkink catheter. continues on next page. Finish flushing catheter with preservative-free 0.9% normal saline (and heparin if required). Remove syringe and clamp catheter (open-ended catheter). Extension tubing may need to be coiled on side of catheter and taped in place.
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[DOCX File]How Foley Catheter Design Flaws May Lead to CAUTIs
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Leave needleless access device on end of catheter. Clean end of access device with alcohol wipe. Only use syringes to draw blood from catheter. Do not attach vacuum tube. Attach saline syringe to end of catheter and use push-pause flush method to infuse 5 ml saline. Stop flushing when there is 0.5 ml of saline in the syringe.
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[DOC File]Changing the Needleless Connection Device and Extension …
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A new device designed to replace the Foley catheter (Duette Urinary Drainage System, Poiesis Medical LLC in Jupiter, Fla.) substantially satisfies the criteria outlined in the previous section for an improved indwelling urinary catheter: ... The distal balloon inflation port is always black, while the proximal balloon inflation port is colored ...
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[DOC File]Recommendations for Placement of Intravascular Catheters ...
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The new device will be very similar to current single lumen peripheral midlines on the market today but we will convert to a dual port design. The goals of this Phase I program were to: Specific Aim 1: Design a dual port, single lumen peripheral IV catheter similar to today’s common single port, single lumen design.
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[DOC File]Guideline for the Insertion, Management, Replacement and ...
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Tunneled device—Hickman catheter and the Groshong catheter, and Power Hickman** 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)
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[DOC File]Obtaining Blood Specimens from a Central Venous Catheter
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Use catheter-securing device. Properly place Foley bag on the bed, below the level of the patient at all times, including during transport, avoiding contact with the floor. ... Obtain urine samples from a sampling port using aseptic technique. Ensure perineum was cleansed with soap and water during morning care/ADL’s, and after bowel movement ...
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[DOC File]Port-A-Cath Module
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Selection of catheter insertion site A. Weigh the risk and benefits of placing a device at a recommended site to reduce infectious complications against the risk for mechanical complications (e.g., pneumothorax, subclavian artery puncture, subclavian vein laceration, subclavian vein stenosis, hemothorax, thrombosis, air embolism, and catheter ...
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Implanted Venous Access Port - What You Need to Know
Extension Device. Externalization of the Port-A-Cath for intermittent access refers to insertion of a non-coring needle luer-locked to an extension tubing with a cap or saline lock. An extension device is necessary for maintaining access to the port and it must be …
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[DOC File]Weebly
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Implanted devices e.g. Port– A catheter surgically placed into a vessel or cavity and attached to an injection membrane/ reservoir located under the skin. Line migration – movement of the line from its original position, common in PICC lines. Lumen – Interior space of a tubular structure, such as blood vessel or catheter.
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