The nurse receives the HCP order to start TPN for the client who has a PICC. Into which type of catheter illustrated should the nurse plan to administer the TPN?

A: Illustration A is a central line that is percutaneously inserted into the jugular or subclavian vein and terminates in the central circulation. These are intended for short-term venous access. B: Illustration B is a PICC, which is inserted into the arm and terminates in the central circulation. A PICC is used when medications or solutions are too caustic to be peripherally administered or when therapy lasts more than 2 weeks. C: Illustration C is a tunneled catheter inserted into the upper chest wall and threaded through the cephalic vein; it terminates in the central circulation. D: Illustration D is an intra-aortic balloon pump catheter that is inserted into the femoral artery and positioned in the descending aortic arch. The balloon on the end inflates during diastole. It is not used for medication or fluid administration.