nursebettee
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Thank you all for your hardearned insites , it is/ has been very usefull .
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Could you please elaborate on that. Thank you
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Thank you for your contribution, very helpful
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This is exactly what I'm seeking info on. Please respond with more detail about what was infusing where, what meds you were able to run concurrently, what were the peripherals meds , what was the osteo. what was in the IJ, the pig tail, and of course its ALLL theoreticall and no such patient actualy exists
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Thank to all comments above, Some of my concerns are fluid overload and I'm of the opinion that once a ( line ) of the central has been used for anything... it could not be available for blood..except in an emergency , necessitating a clean peripheral. am I wrong ? And now lets complicate things a little more ...they are going to need dialysis...huh? Where can they obtain access ..femoral perhaps or can they still access the upper extremities, sub clavian..etc...
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What is the maximum number of medications ( and IV lines ) that can safely be infused to the patient and the priorities and protocols , relating to infusions. Patient will have a 3-4 port central line as a given. Patient needs TPN , Propofol, PRBC's, D5 1/2 NS , antibiotics, Dopamine , Amiodarone , Heparin, BiCarb, IV pushes , and blood will be drawn for labs thru the line. {{ Can a patient have more than one deeply placed IV access }} PS . What ports would be used ( distal vs proximal )
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