E & D 6 lines, tubes and equipment
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| arterial line | is a monitoring device consisting of a catheter that is inserted into an artery and attached to an electronic monitoring system.
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| arterial line | is used to measure blood pressure or to obtain blood samples.
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| arterial line | is considered to be more accurate than traditional measures of blood pressure and does not require repeated needle punctures.
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| external catheter | is applied over the shaft of the penis and is held in place by a padded strap or adhesive tape.
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| Foley catheter | is an indwelling urinary tract catheter that has a balloon attachment at one end.
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| Foley catheter | The balloon which is filled with air or sterile water must be deflated before the catheter can be removed.
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| intravenous system | consists of a sterile fluid source, a pump, a clamp, and a catheter to insert into a vein.
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| intravenous system | can be used to infuse fluids, electrolytes, nutrients, and medication.
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| Intravenous lines | are most commonly inserted into superficial veins such as the basilic, cephalic or antecubital.
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| nasal cannula | consists of tubing extending approximately one centimeter into each of the patientʼs nostrils.
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| nasal cannula | The tubing is connected to a common tube that is attached to an oxygen source. This method of oxygen therapy is capable of delivering up to six liters of oxygen per minute.
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| nasogastric tube | is a plastic tube inserted through a nostril that extends into the stomach.
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| nasogastric tube | is commonly used for liquid feeding, medication administration or to remove gas from the stomach.
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| oximeter | is a photoelectric device used to determine the oxygen saturation of blood.
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| oximeter | is most commonly applied to the finger or the ear.
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| Oximetry | is often used by therapists to assess activity tolerance.
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| suprapubic catheter | is an indwelling urinary catheter that is surgically inserted directly into the patientʼs bladder.
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| Insertion of a suprapubic catheter | is performed under general anesthesia.
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| Swan-Ganz catheter | is a soft, flexible catheter that is inserted through a vein into the pulmonary artery.
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| Swan-Ganz | is used to provide continuous measurements of pulmonary artery pressure.
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| Patients utilizing a Swan-Ganz catheter | can exercise with the device in place, however, the patient should avoid activities that increase pressure on the catheterʼs insertion site.
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