Nursing care for patients undergoing transradial cardiac catheterization: case study
Keywords:
nursing care, radial artery, cardiac catheterizationAbstract
Cardiac catheterization is a standard procedure for the diagnosis and treatment of coronary artery disease. The use of artery access sites for catheterization includes the brachial, radial, and femoral arteries. Many studies have found that cardiac catheterization through the radial artery is more effective than through other access sites. The transradial approach has several benefits including cost savings due to shorter hospital stays, greater patient comfort, the absence of limitations for ambulation, and decreased vascular access site complications. In addition, the mortality and ischemic complication of transradial approach is reduced in comparison to the transfemoral approach. Thus, radial approach cardiac catheterization has gained a lot of popularity currently.
This article aimed to provide knowledge for nursing interventions in patients who have been appointed to receive elective catheterization via Radial artery. It covered nursing care before and after the radial approach cardiac catheterization, as well as discharge instructions. Finally, it can increase the quality of nursing care for patients received radial approach cardiac catheterization.
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