The person who performed the venous puncture on the patient is bound to be scolded.
"It was Xiao Chen who did the venous puncture, and he's off duty now."
Air entering the blood vessel doesn't immediately form a thrombosis; it takes time. To cause significant harm, it might take even longer.
Central venous thrombosis is an extremely frightening issue.
If not discovered in time and not handled properly, it can directly lead to the patient's demise.
Even a thrombosis formed in the limbs can be enormously harmful. Particularly, some clots moving freely within blood vessels are akin to invisible killers.
"This scenario must serve as a warning: never be careless during catheterization. Be sure to tell Xiao Chen about this tomorrow."
"Okay."
It was Doctor He at the chief level who replied.
Having performed venous catheterization makes medication administration very convenient. The thrombolytic drugs act directly and quickly at the site of thrombosis formation.
