Keywords
Renal Insufficiency
Renal Dialysis
Nephrology Nursing
Intensive Care Units
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Abstract
Objective: To analyze the nursing team's knowledge about the handling of central venous dialysis catheters. Methods: A integrative literature review was carried out using journals available in the PubMed database and the Virtual Health Library. At first, 14 articles were identified on the theme presented, in the period from 2009 to 2023, with only 8 studies being selected after applying the inclusion and exclusion criteria, which were added to this work. Results: After reading and critically analyzing the articles, it was possible to discuss two central themes “The knowledge of nursing professionals about handling the dialysis catheter” and “Strategies for preventing complications resulting from improper handling of the dialysis catheter”. Final considerations: The knowledge of the nursing team about the maintenance of the dialysis vascular catheter is still limited, and can be influenced by several factors, emphasizing the importance of the nursing team in the prevention of injuries related to the dialysis vascular catheter.
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