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peripheral venous sites  superficial veins of the arm and hand; most common site  
midline catheter  inserted in antecubital area until just before axilla used for those with limited peripheral veins or require extended IV therapy  
central venous catheter  delivered into large vein such vena cava and inserted into the jugular or subclavian vein  
Peripheral IV change  72 hours  
Triple Lumen  one central line three ports cvan only be used with sub c, jugular, femoral, antecubital  
How long for triple lumen  2-3 weeks  
How long for PICC  6 weeks  
Porta Catheter  surgically implanted threaded into r. side heart  
flush porta cath with  heparin  
huber  curved needle to access porta cath  
which can you draw bllod from  porta, PICC,  
procedure for drawing blood from VAD  discard first 5 ml d/t iv fluids  
whole blood  cells and plasma  
platlets  disk shaped fragments that promote coagulation of blood  
granulocytes  types of white blood cells  
plasma  serum without blood cells  
albumin  plasma protein  
cryprecipitate  mixture of clotting factors