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Review : Venepuncture and cannulation on infants and children

0 This commonly performed invasive procedure should cause no physical or emotional harm to the child and family.

{blacksquare} The role and responsibility of children's nurses in the preparation of children for venepuncture and the actual procedure are examined.

{blacksquare} Anatomical and physiological considerations of blood sampling rationalise the procedure for venepuncture and cannulation of infants and children.

{blacksquare} Considerations and recommendations are presented on the role of the children's nurse in this expanded role.

Key Words: Blood sampling • Cannulation • Children's nurse • Expanded role • Venepuncture.

Journal of Child Health Care, Vol. 3, No. 2, 11-16 (1999)
DOI: 10.1177/136749359900300203
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