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Optimizing peripheral I.V. access outcomes Part 2 / Barb Nickel

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Nickel Barb

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TextDescription: Vol.54 (10) pages 19-29 : Illustrations: 27 cmISSN:

1538-8689

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Nursing 2024 October 2024

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Bloodstream infection, central vascular access device, CVAD, difficult I.V. access, DIVA, extravasation, near-infrared technology, peripheral I.V. catheter, PIVC, periphera I.V. access device, thrombosis, ultrasound

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Peripheral I.V. access failure is a source of patient discomfort and dissatisfaction with a significant financial impact on healthcare. This article reviews the benefits and the risks of peripheral I.V. catheter (PIC) utilization, infusate characteristics and their impact on peripheral vasculature, PIVC site assessment and management, and PIC research priorities. Part 1 of this series was published in Nursing's September 2024 issue.

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