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Nursing Experience of Jugular Vein Catheters in Hemodialysis Patients

Chun Zhu

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Objective: From studying nursing methods of the long-term maintenance hemodialysis patients with deep vein catheter and summarizing the nursing experience, to extend the use of long-term internal jugular vein catheters in patients with maintenance hemodialysis. Method: We retrospectively analyzed 41 cases of internal jugular vein catheter long-term dialysis patients and summarized the nursing methods influence of catheter-related complications. Results: 1 of 41 cases had systemic infection and was improved after the anti-infection treatment and using gentamycin sealing tube; 1 case had catheter exit skin infections and was controlled by using the anti-infection medicine; 7 cases had poor drainage. 6 of them were back to normal after adjusted catheter and urokinase seal tube blood flow, 1 case of them had to draw the catheter out. Conclusion: The right nursing care and use of long-term deep vein catheter can effectively reduce the catheter complications of hemodialysis patients.

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Objective: From studying nursing methods of the long-term maintenance hemodialysis patients with deep vein catheter and summarizing the nursing experience, to extend the use of long-term internal jugular vein catheters in patients with maintenance hemodialysis. Method: We retrospectively analyzed 41 cases of internal jugular vein catheter long-term dialysis patients and summarized the nursing methods influence of catheter-related complications. Results: 1 of 41 cases had systemic infection and was improved after the anti-infection treatment and using gentamycin sealing tube; 1 case had catheter exit skin infections and was controlled by using the anti-infection medicine; 7 cases had poor drainage. 6 of them were back to normal after adjusted catheter and urokinase seal tube blood flow, 1 case of them had to draw the catheter out. Conclusion: The right nursing care and use of long-term deep vein catheter can effectively reduce the catheter complications of hemodialysis patients.

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Objective: From studying nursing methods of the long-term maintenance hemodialysis patients with deep vein catheter and summarizing the nursing experience, to extend the use of long-term internal jugular vein catheters in patients with maintenance hemodialysis. Method: We retrospectively analyzed 41 cases of internal jugular vein catheter long-term dialysis patients and summarized the nursing methods influence of catheter-related complications. Results: 1 of 41 cases had systemic infection and was improved after the anti-infection treatment and using gentamycin sealing tube; 1 case had catheter exit skin infections and was controlled by using the anti-infection medicine; 7 cases had poor drainage. 6 of them were back to normal after adjusted catheter and urokinase seal tube blood flow, 1 case of them had to draw the catheter out. Conclusion: The right nursing care and use of long-term deep vein catheter can effectively reduce the catheter complications of hemodialysis patients.

Key concepts: Medicine, Catheter, Hemodialysis, Surgery, Hemodialysis Catheter, Internal jugular vein, Dialysis catheter, Nursing care

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