ABG Sampling: Complications and How to Avoid

August 15, 2009

In general, an arterial puncture is an innocuous procedure, but occasionally complications may occur. Awareness of the types of complications and their contributory factors will help us to minimize their occurrence.

  • Pain
  • Hematoma
  • Compression Neuropathy
  • Aneurysm
  • Spasms
  • A.V. Fistula
  • Infection
  • Vasovagal response
  • Air or thromb emboli
  • Anaphylaxis from local anesthestic
  • Mercury Embolism

Continue Reading

Allen Test

Opioid Drugs

RMGH NEWSLETTER

RMGH NEWSLETTER

QT NEWSLETTER

RMGH NEWSLETTER

ASA NEWSLETTER

RMGH NEWSLETTER

ASA NEWSLETTER

ASA NEWSLETTER

ASA NEWSLETTER

FDA ALERT

FDA ALERT

FDA ALERT

FDA ALERT

FDA ALERT

SPECIMEN SAMPLING

SPECIMEN SAMPLING

Popular Courses