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Should a mask be worn during a central vascular access device (CVAD) dressing change?

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Should a mask be worn during a central vascular access device (CVAD) dressing change?

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Does the patient need to wear a mask as well? When a catheter has an extended dwell time, the catheter tip is centrally located, or the patient is immunocompromised a mask should be worn. The dressing change should coincide with catheter site care. Many nurses have the patient wear a mask as well. What is the recommended site rotation frequency for a peripheral IV catheter? Site rotation frequency in an adult patient is every 72 hours. When is a drug considered a vesicant? If a a drug or solution can potentially cause blistering, tissue sloughing, or tissue necrosis when it extravasates, it is considered a vesicant. Should there always be an order by a physician or authorized prescriber to start a peripheral IV catheter or saline lock? Yes, there should be a written order, and the order should be verified by the nurse before the initiation of therapy. Where can I find classes that teach infusion therapy? Suggestions for classes include your local INS chapter, the facility or organizati

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