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Diagnosis, nursing central vascular access device complications Diagnosis fluid and electrolyte balance and infection and infusion therapy phlebotomy and
Dialysis
Diffusion Fluid Transport passive
Digital veins
Diphenhydramine
Directed donation Allogeneic/Homologous Autologous Donors Blood Donor Collection Methods Designated Donor Unit Designated or Directed Donors Pretransfusion Testing
Direct intravenous push medications Intravenous Medication Administration Intravenous Push
Direct pressure nerve injury
Disposable solution containers
Disposal, equipment Blood Collection Procedure blood transfusion Disposal of Equipment Fill and Mix of Tubes Postcannulation Specimen Identification and Labeling Tamper-Proof Biohazard Containers
Dissemination Basic Principles of Epidemiology Chain of Infection
Distal port 16 gauge Multilumen Central Vascular Access Devices Power PICC Solo[*]2 Catheters, Single, Double, and Triple Lumen; Valve Located in Catheter Hub
Distention, vein
Diuretics, loop
Dobutamine Catheter Occlusion Continuous I.V. Infusions
Documentation
Domains of organizational structure, standards as
Donation, blood
Donor history questionnaire (DHQ) Allogeneic/Homologous Basic Immunohematology Blood Donor Collection Methods Blood Preservatives Transfusion Therapy
Drawing station, blood Blood Drawing Chair Drawing Station
Dressings, catheter Catheter Dressings changes chlorhexidine-impregnated management Summary of Care and Maintenance of Central Vascular Access Devices
Drip chamber Basic Administration Set Components Spiking an I.V. Container
Droperidol
Drop factor Basic Administration Set Components Basic Components of Administration Sets calculations piggyback set primary continuous administration set
Droplet transmission of infection Chain of Infection precautions against
Drop orifice
Dual Cap System
Dual-lumen peripheral catheters Needle Protection: Active and Passive Sharps Safety Peripherally Inserted Central Catheters - Nontunneled Central Vascular Access Devices and Peripherally Inserted Central Catheters
Durable medical equipment
Dura mater A. Cross Sectional View of the Spinal Cord Intraspinal