Publication: Cateterización venosa central de acceso periférico mediante tecnica Seldinger modificada en la urgencia hospitalaria.
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2010
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Cárcoba Rubio, N. ; Ceña Santorcuato, S.
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Murcia : Servicio de Publicaciones de la Universidad de Murcia
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El objetivo de este trabajo es la descripción de la técnica de enfermería para canalización de vía venosa central de acceso antecubital de dos o tres luces hasta vena cava superior, a través de una cánula corta, en condiciones de esterilidad, para la extracción de muestras, administración de medicación endovenosa, nutrición, hemoderivados y monitorización hemodinámica. De este modo, garantizamos la permeabilidad de una vía de acceso, evitando con ello el sufrimiento del paciente por venopunciones continuas.
Para ello, se realizó una revisión y estudio de la bibliografía existente de fuentes de enfermería de urgencias, unidades de intensivos y reanimación. Así como de los protocolos de enfermería de urgencias del Hospital de Cruces.
En concordancia con los resultados encontrados en la literatura y a modo de conclusión, podemos decir que la determinación de protocolos constituye una herramienta de excelencia en los cuidados de enfermería que facilita la toma de decisiones, disminuye la variabilidad, mejora el registro y la satisfacción de profesionales y usuarios.
ABSTRACT The aim of this article is the description of the nursing technique of inserting a central catheter by peripheral access to superior vena cava through a short cannula, under sterile conditions, for sample's extraction, administration of intravenous medications, nutrition, blood products, blood collection, haemodinamic monitoring, guaranteeing the permeability of a central line, thereby avoiding the suffering of the patient by venipuncture continuous. For the extraction of samples, administering endovenous medicine, nutrition, hemoderivatives and hemodynamics monitoring. In this way, thepermeability of a via of access is guaranteed, avoiding the suffering of the patient due to continuous venopuncture. To that end, we conducted a review and study of the existing literature sources of emergency nursing, intensive and resuscitation units. As well as protocols of emergency nursing of Hospital de Cruces. In accordance with the results found in literature and in conclusion, we can say that the determination of protocols is a tool for excellence in nursing that facilitates decision-making, reduces variability, and improves registration and satisfaction of professionals and users.
ABSTRACT The aim of this article is the description of the nursing technique of inserting a central catheter by peripheral access to superior vena cava through a short cannula, under sterile conditions, for sample's extraction, administration of intravenous medications, nutrition, blood products, blood collection, haemodinamic monitoring, guaranteeing the permeability of a central line, thereby avoiding the suffering of the patient by venipuncture continuous. For the extraction of samples, administering endovenous medicine, nutrition, hemoderivatives and hemodynamics monitoring. In this way, thepermeability of a via of access is guaranteed, avoiding the suffering of the patient due to continuous venopuncture. To that end, we conducted a review and study of the existing literature sources of emergency nursing, intensive and resuscitation units. As well as protocols of emergency nursing of Hospital de Cruces. In accordance with the results found in literature and in conclusion, we can say that the determination of protocols is a tool for excellence in nursing that facilitates decision-making, reduces variability, and improves registration and satisfaction of professionals and users.
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