Publication: Comprobación del catéter venoso central por registro electrocardiográfico.
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Date
2006
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Zarandona del Campo, A. ; Santos Pinedo, E.
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Murcia : Servicio de Publicaciones de la Universidad de Murcia
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La canalización de vías venosas centrales de acceso periférico es una técnica bastante
habitual entre los profesionales de enfermería, sobre todo en Unidades de Cuidados
Intensivos y en determinados servicios de hospitalización, en los que la presencia de una vía
venosa central se hace indispensable tanto para la administración de nutrición parenteral o
de determinados medicamentos, como para la obtención de un parámetro que oriente sobre
la volemia y el rendimiento cardíaco a través de la presión venosa central.
Tradicionalmente, la comprobación de la correcta ubicación del catéter venoso central se
ha venido realizando a través de métodos radiológicos, pero existe otra técnica de
comprobación basada en el registro electrocardiográfico intracavitario, cuyo conocimiento
puede aportar beneficios tanto al personal de enfermería como al propio paciente.
ABSTRACT Canalization of central veins of peripheral access is a common procedure performed by nurses and, above all, by those working at Intensive Care Units and some others hospital units in which it is necessary the presence of a central venous path for either parenteral nutrition/administration of medication or obtaining a parameter which informs about volemy and cardiac performance via central venous pressure. Traditionally, the method of checking if the central venous catheter has been correctly placed has been radiology but there is another way of doing it. The knowledge of this technique, based on intracavitary electrocardiography, would be beneficial either for the nurse or the patient.
ABSTRACT Canalization of central veins of peripheral access is a common procedure performed by nurses and, above all, by those working at Intensive Care Units and some others hospital units in which it is necessary the presence of a central venous path for either parenteral nutrition/administration of medication or obtaining a parameter which informs about volemy and cardiac performance via central venous pressure. Traditionally, the method of checking if the central venous catheter has been correctly placed has been radiology but there is another way of doing it. The knowledge of this technique, based on intracavitary electrocardiography, would be beneficial either for the nurse or the patient.
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