Author:
Kaganovskaya Marcel,Capitulo Kathleen Leask,Wuerz Lorelle
Abstract
Abstract:
New, evidence-based technologies can improve venous access for phlebotomy and I.V. insertion, especially in patients with difficult I.V. access. This article discusses adjunctive vein access tools that can improve the success of first-time blood draws and peripheral I.V. insertion.
Publisher
Ovid Technologies (Wolters Kluwer Health)
Subject
LPN and LVN,Advanced and Specialized Nursing,Assessment and Diagnosis,Critical Care Nursing,Emergency Nursing
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