Bard Access Systems (United States)
Catheter movement into or out of the insertion site indicating tip movement to a suboptimal position.2* Signs and symptoms include the inability to continue infusion, increased external catheter length since previous assessment and leakage at insertion site. Additionally, if the catheter moves out of the vein but not the skin, it can result in edema, pain, changes in skin color and even progress to blistering and ulceration.
Basic Information
- Category: business
- Founded: 1983
- Website: https://www.bardaccess.com/
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- Founded: 1983 (No linked source recorded for this statement.)
- Website: https://www.bardaccess.com/ (No linked source recorded for this statement.)
- Country: United States (No linked source recorded for this statement.)
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Catheter movement into or out of the insertion site indicating tip movement to a suboptimal position.2* Signs and symptoms include the inability to continue infusion, increased external catheter length since previous assessment and leakage at insertion site. Additionally, if the catheter moves out of the vein but not the skin, it can result in edema, pain, changes in skin color and even progress to blistering and ulceration.
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