CVP Flashcards

After insertion of CVP for a patient in ICU His oxygen saturation dropped and started To be tachycardic .

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After insertion of CVP for a patient in ICU His oxygen saturation dropped and started To be tachycardic .

Q1: Given the following x rya what is your diagnosis ?

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Rt T. Pneumothorax
Mediastinal shift / black shadow on rt side / Rt lung is collapsed

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Q2. is this x ray adequate ?

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No, because we cannot see C-Ph angle / According to X-ray whether CP angle present or not

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Q3: types of pneumothorax ?

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Open / Closed
Simple / Tension
1ry / 2ry

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Q4.difference between tension and simple ?

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S; trachea not shifted / no cvs compromise / no hypoxia
T; trachea will be shifted / hypoxia / CVS compromisation / Emergnecy thoracotomy.

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Q5 . safe triangle for insertion ?

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Ant; Lat border of Pec M. / Post; Lat border of Latismus / Inf; a line drawn from nipple backwards

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Q7. complications of central venous line insertion ?

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Immediate; Injury of surrounds (Pulmonary, Vascular), arrythmia, Cardiac tamponade
Late; Infection and thrombosis and stenosis

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Q6. indications for central line insertion ?

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Monitor Fluid balance
TPN
Hemodialysis
Failed prephiral Access
Certain drugs and meds

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Q9. removal technique ?

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Pt lying down straight and applying pressure after to prevent hematoma

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Q8. NICE guidelines for insertion ?

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Insertion under ultrasound guidance
* Post procedure radiograph for:
o Position of the radiopaque tip in SVC just superior to its entry in RA
o Pneumothorax

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Q10. indications for removal ?

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  • Resolution of the acute problem Cessation of support
  • Pt is being discharged home
  • Line sepsis
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Q11: sites of insertion ?

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IJV / Subclav V. / PICC. And .
……… Femoral V

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Q12: organism causing infection ?

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Staph epidemrids / Aureus

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Q13: how to prevent

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infection ?
- Hand hygiene
- Skin antiseptic and ensure it has been dried
- Sterile barriers; Gown / gloves / cap / mask / drape
- After insertion; follow recom maintainance practices / wash hand before and after touching it / removal once no longer needed

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Q14: most common line prone to infection ?

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Femoral V

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Q. Name of technique of insertion?

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Seldinger

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Q. Explain the Technique
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Technique for Insertion of Central Venous Line (IJV)
1. Identify Anatomical Landmarks:
o Mastoid process
o Carotid pulse
o Depression between the two heads of the sternocleidomastoid (above the clavicle)
2. Locate:
o Clavicle
o Two heads of the sternomastoid muscle
3. Needle Insertion:
o Palpate the carotid artery in the center of the triangle formed by the landmarks.
o Insert the needle lateral to the carotid artery.
o Direct the needle at a 45 angle towards the patient in the coronal plane, aiming towards the ipsilateral nipple.
4. Aspirate and Cannulate:
o Aspirate as the needle advances.
o Once blood is aspirated, use the Seldinger technique to cannulate the vein.
5. Secure:
o Suture the line in place.