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引入超声波导向的较长长度外围IV导管,用于难以进入静脉的患者

Julie Godfrey1, Luigi Gallipoli2

  • 1Lead Vascular Access Consultant Nurse, Mid and South Essex NHS Foundation Trust.

British journal of nursing (Mark Allen Publishing)
|May 3, 2024
PubMed
概括

在超声指导下实施较长的外周静脉导管 (LPIVC) 显著提高了难以进入静脉 (DVA) 患者的第一次尝试成功率. 这种方法提高了患者的体验,并减少了成本和浪费.

关键词:
输入管道失效 输入管道失效难以进入静脉的情况.长长的静脉内周围导管.超声波指导导 超声波指导血管接入 血管接入

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