medium · NCLEX-RN Reduction of Risk Potential
The RN is assisting in the removal of an femoral CVC. Which action by the RN is most important to prevent a hematoma?
- Applying a warm compress to the site to promote vasodilation
- Applying firm, continuous pressure for at least 10 minutes post-removal
- Placing a sandbag over the site and leaving the room to document.
- Asking the client to walk immediately to improve venous return.
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