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Central Venous Catheterization (Jugular & Subclavian)

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Uploaded by on Dec 29, 2010

Internal jugular catheterization: anterior approach, and subclavian vein catheterization: inferior approach.

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  • the catheter should be aspirated to demonstrate the pt's blood prior to injecting heparinized saline through it to ensure that you have fluid-fluid interface and are not injecting air into a pt's heart that may or may not have a patent foramen ovale (30% of the general population)

  • Great concise video. I'm an Emergency Physician and I directed my resident to review this video prior to the IJ attempt(without US). Nice job!:)

  • Your patient looks a little dusky.

  • they did not even measure the length of the guidewire befiore insertion.

  • no need for local anesthesia, patient is on general anesthesia.

  • What about the anesthesia?

  • Not very educational.. Too quick!

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