• J Intraven Nurs · May 1998

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    Emergency access in pediatrics.

    • M F Smith.
    • Emergency Department, Children's Hospital, Boston, USA.
    • J Intraven Nurs. 1998 May 1;21(3):149-52.

    AbstractObtaining i.v. access in children during an emergency situation is a challenge to nurses. It is important for the infusion nurse specialist to understand which devices and sites are appropriate in different circumstances. This article addresses the access sites and devices demanded in pediatric emergency situations and offers an approach to managing the anxiety of children requiring emergency infusion care and their families.

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