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Central venous catheter complications: A nursing perspective.
Abstract: Central venous catheters (CVCs), commonly referred to as central lines, are essential tools for administering medications and fluids and performing hemodynamic monitoring in critically ill patients. Although CVC insertion is a routine procedure, it carries risks for several complications that can significantly impact patient outcomes. This article discusses the most common complications associated with CVC insertion, nursing assessments for patients with CVCs, and overall nursing management practices.
期刊介绍:
Nursing2020 (ISSN 0360-4039; online ISSN 1538-8689) published its first issue in November 1971, under founders Gene W. Jackson and Daniel Cheney. In the intervening years, its circulation has grown to over 150,000, making it one of the largest nursing journals in the world. Published monthly, Nursing2020 is widely regarded as offering current, practical contents to its readers, and has won many editorial awards testifying to the quality of its copy and graphics. The editorial and clinical staff, a 19-member Editorial Board of distinguished clinicians and practitioners, and over 100 invited reviewers help ensure the quality of this publication.