Conhecimento da equipe de enfermagem sobre inserção, manutenção e complicações relacionados ao cateter venoso periférico

Gomes, Bruna Katerine Godinho; Martins, Aurelina Gomes e; Lopes, Joanilva Ribeiro; Barbosa, Henrique Andrade; Souto, Daniella Fagundes; Maciel, Ana Paula Ferreira; Santos, Bruna Emanuelle; Martins, Vinícius Gomes e; Magalhães, Daniela Oliveira Lima

doi:10.25248/reas.e3408.2020

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“…La inserción de AVP exige destreza por parte del profesional de la salud, dominio de conocimientos específicos y de sus complicaciones y riesgos. En este sentido, el equipo de enfermería tiene un papel importante durante el uso de las Terapias Intravenosas (TIV), ya que es su función insertar el catéter, monitorear todo el tratamiento, así como prevenir la flebitis desde la inserción hasta el retiro del acceso venoso (2) . La flebitis es una de las complicaciones relacionadas con la TIV, en la que se produce inflamación dentro de una vena como resultado de un traumatismo, inmovilización e inserción de catéteres durante un período prolongado.…”

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Incidência de flebite e fatores relacionados em acesso venoso periférico de adultos

dos Santos,

Anacleto,

Cesar

et al. 2024

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Aim: The study aimed to characterize phlebitis in adults in a clinical hospitalization sector, in terms of incidence, related factors and grade. Method: This is a cohort carried out in a clinical hospitalization department of a philanthropic hospital in the interior of the state of São Paulo, Brazil. The study included adults over 18 years old, hospitalized and using peripheral venous access; the invitation was made to each patient on their first day of hospitalization and those who accepted signed the informed consent form (ICF), were included, and evaluated daily for the occurrence of phlebitis, as well as its characteristics. A total of 49 people participated in the research, with a mean age of 61.29 years (sd: 20.692), mostly women (69.39%), white (65.30%). Results: The incidence of phlebitis was 28.56%; age over 60 years (p=0.004) and use of anticoagulants (p=0.025) increased the risk of developing phlebitis. The use of intravenous anti-inflammatory drugs (p=0.008) was related to reduce the amount of phlebitis. Conclusion: It was concluded that the incidence of phlebitis was related to age and use of anticoagulants; intravenous anti-inflammatory medications appear to be a protective factor. Objetivo: El estudio tuvo como objetivo caracterizar la flebitis en adultos en un sector de hospitalización clínica, en cuanto a incidencia, grado y factores relacionados. Metodología: Se trata de una cohorte realizada en un sector de hospitalización clínica de un hospital terciario filantrópico en el interior del estado de São Paulo, Brasil. El estudio incluyó a adultos mayores de 18 años, hospitalizados y con acceso venoso periférico; la invitación se realizó a cada paciente en su primer día de hospitalización y quienes aceptaron firmaron el formulario de consentimiento libre informado (FCLI), fueron incluidos y evaluados diariamente para detectar la aparición de flebitis, así como sus características. Participaron de la investigación 49 personas, con una edad promedio de 61,29 años (de: 20.692), la mayoría mujeres (69,39%), blancas (65,30%). Resultados: La incidencia de flebitis fue del 28,56%; la edad mayor de 60 años (p=0,004) y el uso de anticoagulantes (p=0,025) aumentaron el riesgo de desarrollar flebitis. El uso de antiinflamatorios intravenosos (p=0,008) resultó ser un factor que redujo el número de flebitis. Conclusión: Se concluye que la incidencia de flebitis estuvo relacionada con factores como edad, uso de anticoagulantes; Los medicamentos antiinflamatorios intravenosos parecen ser un factor protector. Objetivo: O estudo teve como objetivo caracterizar a flebite em adultos em um setor de internação clínica, quanto a incidência, graduação e fatores relacionados. Método: Trata-se de uma coorte realizada em um setor de internação clínica de um hospital terciário filantrópico do interior do estado de São Paulo, Brasil. No estudo foram incluídos adultos maiores de 18 anos, internados e em uso de acesso venoso periférico; o convite foi feito a cada paciente em seu primeiro dia de internação e aqueles que aceitaram assinaram o termo de consentimento livre e esclarecido (TCLE), foram incluídos e avaliados diariamente quanto a ocorrência de flebite, bem como, suas características. Participaram da pesquisa 49 pessoas, com média de idade de 61,29 anos (dp: 20,692), a maioria mulheres (69,39%), brancas (65,30%). Resultados: Observou-se que a incidência de flebite foi de 28,56%; a idade superior a 60 anos (p=0,004) e o uso de anticoagulante (p=0,025) aumentaram o risco para o desenvolvimento de flebite. O uso de anti-inflamatórios (p=0,008) endovenosos demonstrou ser um fator que reduziu o número de flebites. Conclusão: Conclui-se que a incidência de flebite esteva relacionada a fatores como idade, uso de anticoagulantes e anti-inflamatórios endovenosos.

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Incidência de flebite e fatores relacionados em acesso venoso periférico de adultos

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Anacleto,

Cesar

et al. 2024

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A Bundle of Best Practices for Short Peripheral Venous Catheterization in Hospitalized Patients: A Scoping Review

Baptista Chaves,

Gomes,

Pereira da Costa

et al. 2024

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Objective This study aims to construct a bundle of practices for short peripheral venous catheterization in hospitalized adult and older adult patients, based on best practices available in the scientific literature. Methods A methodological study was carried out in two stages: scoping review and bundle construction. The review was conducted according to the JBI recommendations for systematic reviews and meta-analyses extension for scoping reviews, answering the following question: “What are the best nursing practices for short peripheral venous catheterization in adult and older adult patients hospitalized in clinical wards?” Studies that included adult and older adult patients hospitalized in clinical wards, addressing nursing care in the management of short peripheral venous catheters to prevent iatrogenic complications, using quantitative, qualitative, or mixed methods approaches, were included. Systematic reviews, expert opinions, and gray literature were also considered. Results Nine documents published in different countries with recommendations to prevent complications of short peripheral venous catheterization were included. The bundle was constructed with 25 interventions divided into client preparation, insertion, maintenance/handling, and removal that should be followed to guide good practices in the management of short peripheral venous catheters. Conclusions Interventions for short peripheral venous catheters were identified and deemed relevant to prevent complications. There is an urgent need to develop tools to systematize care and to train healthcare teams. Thus, the importance of this paper can be seen in having built this product (bundle) that can guide the clinical practice of several nursing professionals. Research is recommended to be carried out to construct and validate bundles so that they can improve clinical nursing practice and patient care.

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Conhecimento da equipe de enfermagem sobre inserção, manutenção e complicações relacionados ao cateter venoso periférico

Cited by 2 publications

References 5 publications

Incidência de flebite e fatores relacionados em acesso venoso periférico de adultos

Incidência de flebite e fatores relacionados em acesso venoso periférico de adultos

A Bundle of Best Practices for Short Peripheral Venous Catheterization in Hospitalized Patients: A Scoping Review

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