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D antigen
DEHP Drug Stability and Compatibility Nutritional Requirements and Parenteral Nutrition Formulations: Adults Solution Containers Solution Containers
DEHP-free administration set Administration Sets Nutritional Requirements and Parenteral Nutrition Formulations: Adults
Delayed hemolytic transfusion reaction Less Common Complications Summary of Transfusion Reactions
Delayed transfusion reactions Complications Associated with Blood Component Therapy Less Common Complications Less Common Complications Risks of Transfusion Therapy Summary of Transfusion Reactions
Delivery of blood component therapy
Dermatomes
Dermis Anatomy and Physiology Related to IV Practice Anatomy of Skin Postinsertion Care and Management
Designated donation Blood Donor Collection Methods Designated Donor Unit
Dextran Colloidal Solutions Common Colloid Volume Expanders
Dextrose
Dextrose and sodium chloride Characteristics/Contents of Available IV Fluids Crystalloid Solutions
Dextrose in water Administration of Blood Components Characteristics/Contents of Available IV Fluids Crystalloid Solutions Crystalloid Solutions Postinsertion Care and Management
Dextrose solutions Crystalloid Solutions Crystalloid Solutions
Diabetic ketoacidosis
Diaper weighing
Diaphysis Anatomy of a Long Bone Other Infusion Medication Routes
Diffusion
Direct (IV) push injection IV Medication Administration Reference Reference
Directed (designated) donation Blood Donor Collection Methods Designated Donor Unit
Direct pressure/direct puncture nerve injury Local Complications Local Complications
Discard method of blood collection Blood Collection Procedures Reference Reference
Disinfection Disinfection Caps Attached to the Needleless Connector on a Double Lumen Cvad Strategies for Preventing Infection
Dissemination
Distal lumen port (16-gauge lumen) Assessment and Device Selection Continuous Quality Improvement Injection Ports of the Triple-Lumen Catheter Include the Proximal Lumen Port, Distal Lumen Port, and Medial Lumen Port. The Distal Port (Middle Line) is Usually the Largest of the Three Lines. B, Cross Section of a Triple-Lumen Catheter Without Staggered Openings
DIVA Approaches to Venipuncture: Phillips' 15-Step Pivc Insertion Method Approaches to Venipuncture: Phillips' 15-Step Pivc Insertion Method
Diversion pouches
Documentation
Dose error reduction system (DERS) Flow-Control Flow-Control Flow-Control
Drawing station Blood Collection Procedures Blood Drawing Chair