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  1. Why cannot give IV medication via artery?

    suizzz posted a topic in Patient Medications

    Hi, I'm new here, please help me to answer the above question. It's looks like stupid question but it bothers my mind. I have been searching the answer from internet but I unable to get a good answer....

  2. The word NO

    suizzz replied to SBehanna's topic in General Nursing

    Sometimes, I just left it blank if patient's condition is normal. But I did write "no wheezing observed" if a patient admitted for acute asthma, some conditions indicate patient improving or worsening...

  3. Lung biospy at bedside?

    suizzz replied to blondy2061h's topic in General Nursing

    I never see lung biopsy at bedside but I did see thoracentesis and pericardiocentesis at bedside. Normally, lung biopsy done under CT scan guidance, bronchoscopy or during thoracic operation in

  4. Why cannot give IV medication via artery?

    suizzz replied to suizzz's topic in Patient Medications

    Thank

  5. Why cannot give IV medication via artery?

    suizzz replied to suizzz's topic in Patient Medications

    I think I should change the question. Let say there is a patient with arterial line for ABP monitoring, what will happen if you administer medication to arterial

  6. Why cannot give IV medication via artery?

    suizzz replied to suizzz's topic in Patient Medications

    Thank

  7. Why cannot give IV medication via artery?

    suizzz replied to suizzz's topic in Patient Medications

    Actually, what I heard from other seniors are: 1. giving IV medication arterially can cause thrombosis. 2. giving IV medication arterially can damage artery and necrotic because artery will spasm...

  8. Why cannot give IV medication via artery?

    suizzz replied to suizzz's topic in Patient Medications

    Thank you for your sharing.:1luvu: I just want to find out why cannot give IV med. arterially? It must be a reason there, isn't? TACE is transarterial