Prophylaxis Joni Osip, RN, MS; Kerry Hansen, RN, BS INTRODUCTION The word ‘prophylaxis’ comes from the Greek ‘prophulaktikos’ which means “to guard against”. In today’s health care it refers to a treatment

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Date: 2014-04-22 11:15:00 Haemophilia A Port Peripherally inserted central catheter Urinary retention Central venous catheter Dialysis catheter Medicine Catheters Haemophilia		Prophylaxis Joni Osip, RN, MS; Kerry Hansen, RN, BS INTRODUCTION The word ‘prophylaxis’ comes from the Greek ‘prophulaktikos’ which means “to guard against”. In today’s health care it refers to a treatment Add to Reading List Source URL: www.hemophilia.org Download Document from Source Website File Size: 188,92 KB Share Document on Facebook

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