rnseb65

rnseb65

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rnseb65 has 15 years experience and specializes in Vascular Access.


Vascular Access Nurse

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  1. Ultrasound for Peripheral IV's

    we have been using ultrasound for peripheral iv access for several years now. I started this several years ago in the ER for a patient that we knew very well. It has been a life saver! It has also increased our skill level on the machine. SUE:yeah:
  2. IV tubing change

    Our hospital recently changed our policy from 72 hours to 96 hour change on the primary tubing. SUE:nurse:
  3. Removing an IV Dressing without pain???

    Always peel dressing in the same direction the hair lays on the arm while holding the skin taut. peel it off as a unit. SUE:nurse:
  4. tissue necrosis proximal to a-line

    Hello, I am researching a potential cause for tissue necrosis that has occurred in the arm above where a previous a-line had been. Most of the patients were in cvicu and the symptoms did not occur until the patients went to the cardiac telemetry unit...
  5. Data Collection

    I say any time you walk out of the patient's room with a PICC line in the SVC it is a successful placement. :yeah:SUE
  6. peripheral iv's using ultrasound

    We use ultrasound frequently for IV access. We generally place them in the upper arm/bicep area. This has been very helpful in the ER when someone with limited access needed a site quickly. It can be a lifesaver and help reduce repeated sticks. I als...
  7. Arterial Line extravasation

    I need some information. Has anyone had issues with tissue necrosis occurring above a previous A-line site? We have had 4-5 in the last 18 months. There was no peripheral line in that arm, no evidence that the patient had anything but the A-line ther...
  8. Arterial Line Extravasation

    I need some information. Has anyone had issues with tissue necrosis occurring above a previous A-line site? We have had 4-5 in the last 18 months. There was no peripheral line in that arm, no evidence that the patient had anything but the A-line ther...