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Skin is comprised of
epidermis, dermis hypodermis or fascia
Epidermis
comprised of squamous cells, first line of defense
dermis
thicker layer, comprised of blood vessels, hair follicles, sweat glands, sebaceous glands, small muscles and nerves
hypodermis or fascia
provides covering for blood vessels
sensory receptors
mechanoreceptors (palpation of vein), thermoreceptors, nociceptors, chemoreceptors, mechanoreceptors (tactile sensation)
Application of heat or cold/temp
thermoreceptors
pain, puncture of vein/pain
nociceptors
decreased circulating blood volume/osmotic change takes place
chemoreceptors
tactile sensation
palpation of vein
mechanoreceptors
approx __% of total blood volume contained in veins
75
Made of endothelial leaflets, prevent distal reflux of blood
valves
three layers
tunica intima, tunica adventitia, tunica media
outermost layer
tunica adventitia
blood supply, vasa vasorm, nourishes both adventitia and media layers
tunica adventitia
feel "pop" when IV started
tunica adventitia
middle layer
tunica media
composed of muscle and elastic tissue with nerve fibers for vasoconstriction/vasodilation
tunica media
stimulation by change in temp or mechanical or chemical irritation will produce a response
tunica media
innermost layer
innermost layer
one thin layer of cells
endothelial lining
roughening of this layer will lead to thrombosis formation and discomfort
tunica intima
factors in vein selection
ease of insertion, type of needle/cath, coomfort and safety of patient
Phillips 15 step method
checking order
hand hygeine
equipment prep
pt assessment and psycho prep
site selection and vein dilation
needle selection
gloving
site prep
vein entry
catheter stabilization and dressing mgmt
labeling
equipment disposal
patient education
rate calcs
monitoring and documentation
IV dressing is changed every ? hours?
48
TMS dressing changed every ___to____ with site rotation. No ointment used
48-72
flush before blood admin
2ml
flush after blood admin
10 ml
post blood admin