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What factors to consider when selecting the best site for venus access?
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∙ 13y ago
Where the easiest-to-get-to veins are, if the site will be too inconvenient for the patient (whether they're left or right handed etc...) , fat level at the site (the more fat the less painful the procedure is, but the more difficult it is to hit a vein), how painful the site will be to puncture, whether the site/surrounding area will be needed for other medical procedures, whether there's already a reason a particular site cannot be used (bruising etc...)
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