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 | 5 test questions |
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In this program, we describe the importance of creating an environment that prevents the transfer of microorganisms to the patient during a vascular access procedure, then provide step by step instructions for how to set up a sterile field prior to a vascular access procedure.
How to Create a Sterile Field
Providing a protective barrier to protect the patient from the transfer of microorganisms is critical to patient safety during a vascular access procedure. This program explains why a sterile field is necessary for the protection of the patient, then provides step by step instructions for how to create a sterile field when prepping for a vascular access procedure.Provider approved by the California Board of Registered Nursing, Provider # CEP 15304 Continuing Nursing Education also provided through Florida Board of Nursing, Provider # 50-1594
Essentials of Infection Prevention
ANTT: Key ConceptsBloodstream Infections: Identification and Improving Safety
Central Line Associated Bloodstream Infections
Central Line Bundle Program
Central Line Insertion Practices
Disinfection Practices for Intravenous Therapy
How to Create a Sterile Field
Infection Prevention of CVADs
Infection Prevention Strategies
Outcome Based Evaluation
Principles of Infection Control and Prevention
MIVAN Human Factors in CVAD Infections
CLABSI: Implementing the Maintenance Bundle