Clinical Correlation - Francis Flashcards
central line placement in femoral
NAVEL
- nerve, artery, vein, empty space, lymphatics
- from outside in
where do you want to give injections in the leg?
lateral side b/c n/a/v are on the medial side
where are the two easiest bones to get injections into blood if you can’t get blood from an artery?
tibia or humeral head
-can inject fluid, blood, antibiotics, etc.
L1 fracture cause
typically from compression or springing trauma
rule of 2’s w/ Meckel’s diverticulum
2” long typically
about 2 feet from terminal ileum
2 types of tissue - gastric and pancreatic tissue (can cause ulcers and bleeding)
in about 2% of people (more male than female)
where does typhoid tend to live?
peyer’s patches
what three parts cause differing rates of colicky pain?
gastric, small intestine, large intestine
in cholecystectomy, why can patients get shoulder pain?
irritation of diaphragm
triangle of Calot
b/w gallbladder, cystic duct, hepatic vein ?
-contains cystic artery and node of Calot
blood volume increase during pregnancy?
20-30%
rate blood comes into uterus during pregnancy? so what kind of incision should be made?
1.5/2 L per minute - smiley incision
how can you differentiate CSF from lymphatic fluid?
put it on blotter paper - CSF will spread out in lines of circle