Tegaderm - This is used to cover the insertion site if a line moves or gets pulled out., 101 - The temperature that requires you to call the doctor or go to the ED if it lasts for any time (Fahrenheit), SASH - The method used for flushing with a CVC that stands for "Saline, Administer, Saline, Heparin.", 2x2 gauze - This item should be part of the travel kit, used to secure the site if dislodged., Chester - The name of the doll you can use for demonstration during patient teaching., 100.4 - This is the maximum temperature that signals an infection in a GI patient., Clamp - If there is a leak in the CVC line, clamp this part above the leak, Scrub - A necessary action to do when you remove the alcohol cap, before attaching a flush, Threaded - The part of the syringe you should avoid touching when removing air bubbles from the cap., Twice - The number of times a week you should change the cap., Daily - A bath or shower should be completed this often., Clean - Technique used to change a cap at home.,

CVC DC Teaching

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