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  1. PICC lines

    Canada911 posted a topic in General Nursing
    Hi My unit has had it's share of central lines and Hickmans .. but we have admitted a fellow for pain management. He has a PICC. Have not had to care for him, as yet, but start a set of mids soon and am just kind of curious as to what others may have to say with regards to care of this apparatus. I know you never use less than a 10cc syringe .. drsg changes are wkly, flushes are either N/S or hepaline qshift or pc drug instillation .. have never taken blood from one of these lines. Any info will be much appreciated .. this fellow is an add on to the 2 ventilated pts we rec'd a day prior to his arrival !! No wonder half the staff is burned out !! Thanks in advance Marilynne :)

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