What is port wine? All the different types and how to drink it

A Port-a-Cath, or implanted port, is a type of central venous access device (CVAD) used for long-term IV therapy like chemotherapy, antibiotics, or TPN It sits completely under the skin, usually on the chest or neck, and connects to a catheter that threads into a central vein — most often the internal jugular (IJ) or subclavian vein — with the tip ending in the superior vena cava Let me know if you have any questions about anything :) credit: halle_hagarty | Yournursingeducator