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City L. A. / L.A. / / Company National Hemophilia Foundation 2012 Nursing Working Group / C.R. Bard Inc. / New England Journal / Ethicon Inc. / BCR Inc. / HTC / Bonilla A.S. / / Country United States / Sweden / / Event Product Issues / / IndustryTerm venous access devices / exit site / stainless steel / access site / pharmaceutical industry / Hemophilia Treatment / catheter entrance site / catheter insertion site / radiographic imaging / / MedicalCondition bacteremia / hemophilia A / disease / haemophilia / joint disease / venous thrombosis / Hemophilia B / inadequate flushing / arteriovenous fistula / pooled infection / catheter-associated infection / aneurysms / Blood clots / CVAD infection / particular bleeding disorder / disorder / infection / thrombus / MS / Thrombosis / severe bleeding disorder / infections / Hemophilia / infectious episode / sepsis / / MedicalTreatment incision / catheter / catheters / antibiotics / invasive procedures / replacement surgery / home infusion therapy / / Organization National Hemophilia Foundation / World Health Organization / Hemophilia / and National Hemophilia Foundation / World Federation of Hemophilia / / Person Joni Osip / Kerry Hansen / K. Blanchette / V / / Product hematogenous seeding / infusate / / PublishedMedium New England Journal of Medicine / / Region New England / / Technology AV / MRI / / URL http /
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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