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1. Maintaining Patency with Packed Red Blood Cell Infusions: Comparison of IV Normal Saline Infusion vs. Normal Saline Syringe Method.

Author

Elgin, Kimberly, Cozzi, Katherine, Fowler, Mary Ann, Perry, Shirley A., Davis, M. Suzanna, Conaway, Mark R., Quatrara, Beth Ann D., and Burns, Suzanne M.

Subjects
ACADEMIC medical centers, ANALYSIS of variance, BLOOD transfusion, COMPARATIVE studies, DRUG infusion pumps, HOSPITAL wards, INFUSION therapy, INTRAVENOUS therapy, IRRIGATION (Medicine), LONGITUDINAL method, MEDICAL care costs, NURSES, NURSING, NURSING practice, NURSING specialties, PHYSIOLOGIC salines, PROBABILITY theory, RECORDS, STATISTICAL sampling, SYRINGES, RANDOMIZED controlled trials, VASCULAR catheters, ECONOMICS
Abstract

As blood products are being used more judiciously, registered nurses need to develop practices to facilitate the effective administration of these products. The study results suggest both the syringe push method and the continuous infusion method of normal saline provide adequate line patency during packed red blood cell infusions through peripheral catheters. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2011

2. Educational Needs: What Female Patients Want From their Cardiovascular Health Care Providers.

Author

Parks, Cherie, Turner, Melly, Perry, Mary Lou, Lyons, Rachel, Chaney, Cherie, Hooper, Elizabeth, Conaway, Mark R., and Burns, Suzanne M.

Subjects
CARDIAC patients, ACADEMIC medical centers, PSYCHOLOGICAL adaptation, ANALYSIS of variance, ATTITUDE (Psychology), BIOMECHANICS, BLACK people, CARDIOVASCULAR system, CARDIOVASCULAR disease nursing, CARDIOVASCULAR diseases risk factors, COMPARATIVE studies, CORONARY disease, DIABETES, DIET, EXERCISE, HEALTH behavior, HEALTH care teams, HEART valve diseases, OUTPATIENT services in hospitals, LITERACY, MARITAL status, RESEARCH methodology, MEDICAL care, MEDICAL personnel, NEEDS assessment, PATIENT education, PATIENTS, PERIPHERAL vascular diseases, PROBABILITY theory, STATISTICAL sampling, STATISTICS, WHITE people, COMORBIDITY, EDUCATIONAL attainment, INFORMATION needs, EDUCATION
Abstract

This descriptive convenience study used a card sort technique to determine the self-identified cardiovascular health care needs of 81 female patients as compared to those identified as most important by their health care providers. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2011

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