sábado, 20 de junio de 2020

Wrong Catheter in the Right Patient | PSNet

Wrong Catheter in the Right Patient | PSNet

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In this WebM&M case, a 55-year old man was admitted to the hospital for pneumonia requiring intravenous antibiotics. After three intravenous lines infiltrated, the attending physician on call gave a verbal order to have a percutaneous intravenous central venous catheter placed by interventional radiology the next morning. However, the nurse on duty incorrectly entered an order for a tunneled dialysis catheter, and the radiologist then inserted the wrong type of catheter.
The commentary explores safety issues with verbal orders and interventional radiology procedures.

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