Question # 32

A nurse is preparing to insert a short peripheral intravenous catheter in a patient who is receiving anticoagulant therapy. Which precaution is most important to minimize bleeding complications?

Options:

A.

Apply prolonged pressure after failed insertion attempts and avoid multiple punctures in the same site

B.

Select the largest possible catheter gauge to ensure rapid access

C.

Use a tourniquet for an extended period to maximize vein dilation

D.

Insert the catheter over a joint for easier visualization

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