Gimme 5: CVAD Routine Visual Assessment Q Shift

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Gimme 5: CVAD Routine Visual Assessment Q Shift

New to Nursing

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2 months ago

Gimme 5: CVAD Routine Visual Assessment Q Shift

Join Regional Educator Rachel and in just five minutes, learn how to quickly and safely assess a central venous access device (CVAD) site. We’ll cover what to look for, how assess each type of CVAD correctly with your eyes and hands, and red flags you can’t ignore. Perfect for new nurses or anyone who wants a fast, systematic refresher on basic CVAD care.

Links:

CVAD Site Assessment - Quick Reference

CVAD External Measurement - Appendix

VAD Care and Maintenance Protocol - Adult

VAD Care and Maintenance Protocol - Adult, Practice Change

IH CVAD Troubleshooting Algorithm

CVAD Associated Skin Impairment Algorithm - Adult

CVAA Canada - How to Assess a CVAD Video - April 2015

Disclaimer: This episode is a review tool only, not a first-time learning resource. Always follow your organization’s policies, procedures, and clinical guidelines.