PICC used in 68 patients with malignant blood diseases Nursing of patients with chemotherapy.doc

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 13 PICC used in 68 patients with malignant blood diseases Nursing of patients with chemotherapy [Abstract] Objective To investigate patients with malignant blood diseases chemotherapy catheter PICC (Peripherally inserted central catheter) and nursing a common complication. Methods 68 patients with chemotherapy in patients with malignant blood diseases common complication of PICC catheter: phlebitis, catheter congestion, limb swelling, bleeding puncture point, puncture infection, ectopic catheter, catheter extrusion summary. results in patients with PICC catheter may have some complications because of the occurrence of a pattern. Conclusion analyzed in Nursing increased attention and take appropriate precautionary handling measures, the incidence of complications can be reduced. PICC catheter superiority, has been widely in clinical applications. [Keywords:] PICC; malignant blood diseases; chemotherapy; complications; Nursing [Abstract] Objective To evaluate common complication and nursing of PICC catheter in chemotherapy patients with malignant blood diseases.Methods Summarize common complication in 68 chemotherapy patients with malignant blood diseases used PICC catheter, such as phlebitis, catheter blockage, limb swelling, oozing in puncture point, puncture points, infection, catheter ectopia, catheter prolapse.Results PICC catheter patients may have some complications and their causes can be found.Conclusion By the end of analysis, be given increasing attention in nursing and appropriate preventive measures, the incidence of complications can be reduced.PICC catheters have its advantages and have been widely applied in clinical practice. [Keywords:] PICC; malignant systema sanguineum disease; chemotherapy; nursing experience; complication Malignant blood diseases all have bleeding, infection and anemia and other characteristics, chemotherapy is the main treatment; caused by repeated venipuncture hematoma and infection, and