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Patient Information Guide Morpheus CT Peripherally Inserted Central Catheter A measure of flexibility and strength. IC 192 Rev C Table of Contents 1. Introduction 2. What is the Morpheus CT PICC?

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1. Gather all the necessary supplies: sterile gloves, antiseptic solution, PICC line dressing kit, syringes, and medications if applicable.
2. Wash your hands thoroughly and put on sterile gloves to maintain aseptic technique.
3. Choose the appropriate site for insertion. Generally, the upper arm near the elbow is used for PICC placement.
4. Cleanse the insertion site using an antiseptic solution, following a circular motion from the center outward to ensure a wide area is cleansed.
5. Once the site is dry, apply sterile drapes and secure them around the area to maintain a sterile field.
6. Insert the PICC line following the designated procedure. This may involve using ultrasound guidance or a landmark-based approach, depending on the healthcare professional's expertise.
7. Once the PICC line is inserted, verify its placement using an X-ray or other imaging technique.
8. Secure the catheter with a sterile suture or securement device to prevent accidental removal or migration.
9. Connect the PICC line to the appropriate infusion device or extension set.
10. Prior to starting any infusions or medications, flush the PICC line with a saline solution to ensure patency and remove any air bubbles.
11. If medications or fluids need to be administered, follow the prescribed guidelines, using sterile technique to prevent infections.
12. After each use and at regular intervals, change the dressing and inspect the insertion site for signs of infection or complications.

Who needs a peripherally inserted central catheter (PICC)?

1. Individuals requiring long-term intravenous therapy, such as chemotherapy, total parenteral nutrition (TPN), or prolonged course of antibiotics.
2. Patients who have limited peripheral venous access, making it difficult to administer medications and fluids through standard peripheral IV lines.
3. Those requiring frequent blood draws or monitoring of blood parameters, as a PICC line provides easier and more comfortable access for these procedures.

Remember, the decision to use a PICC line and the management of it should be done by a healthcare professional with expertise in this area.

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What is peripherally inserted central catheter?

A peripherally inserted central catheter (PICC) is a long, thin tube that is inserted into a vein in the arm and advanced until the tip of the catheter reaches a large vein near the heart.

Who is required to file peripherally inserted central catheter?

Healthcare providers or medical professionals who insert or manage peripherally inserted central catheters are required to document and file relevant information about the catheter placement and maintenance.

How to fill out peripherally inserted central catheter?

The peripherally inserted central catheter form should be filled out with details about the patient, catheter insertion site, type of catheter, date of insertion, and any complications or maintenance issues.

What is the purpose of peripherally inserted central catheter?

The purpose of a peripherally inserted central catheter is to provide long-term access for administering medications, fluids, or nutrients directly into the bloodstream.

What information must be reported on peripherally inserted central catheter?

Information such as patient details, catheter insertion site, type of catheter, date of insertion, and any complications or maintenance issues must be reported on the peripherally inserted central catheter form.