Venous Lines Flashcards

1
Q

What are sites of insertion for a CVC (triple lumen)?

A

subclavian
femoral
jugular veins

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2
Q

what are contraindications for insertion of a CVC (triple lumen)?

A

not in the RA or Rventricle

can cause tamponade

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3
Q

how does a PICC line work?

A

insert into a peripheral vein, then advance cath until it reaches a central vein

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4
Q

which veins can be used for PICC access?

A

basilic
cephalic
brachial

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5
Q

when is a PICC line indicated?

A

anytime you need long term access to veins (ie, abx, chemo, transfusions) or continuous monitoring

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6
Q

what is a major advantage of a PICC?

A

less risk of infection

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7
Q

what is the optimal site for hemodialysis access?

A

right jugular

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8
Q

when would you use a tunneled catheter?

A

when you need long term venous access and pt can’t have AV fistula or who have exhausted all other venous access sites

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