Management of a central venous catheter

Article Abstract:

A central venous catheter can be used to administer fluids and to check and control the central venous pressure. Nurses dealing with this type of catheter should use gloves and an aseptic technique. The catheter site must be observed at least daily for signs of localized discharge, redness or swelling.

Practice, Intravenous catheterization

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Coronary heart disease

Article Abstract:

The author presents methods of assessment, diagnosis and treatment of stabel angina. Topics include use of clinical histories, methods of clinical examinations, and the use of laboratory tests.

United Kingdom, Care and treatment, Coronary heart disease, Study and teaching, Medical records, Physical diagnosis, Medical examination, Periodic health examinations, Angina pectoris

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Central venous pressure measurement

Article Abstract:

Central venous pressure (CVP) can be monitored and manipulated using a central venous catheter. The CVP measurement must be used as part of a broader clinical assessment.

Measurement, Venous pressure

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