Venous Access Flashcards

1
Q

timing for venous access

A

6 weeks= PICC
6 months= Hickman
months-years= Portacath

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veins for venous access

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  1. PICC= basilic vein
  2. Hickman= R internal jugular vein
  3. Portacath= jugular vein
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indications for PICC line

A
  • fluids
  • TPN
  • drugs
  • coagulopathy
  • skin infection
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relative contraindications to PICC line

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  • central venous occlusion
  • unsuitable veins
  • poor renal function
  • haemodialysis
  • IV contrast allergy
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5
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cuff with which venous access?

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HICKMAN catheter– fibrin– local protective barrier for infection

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indications for Hickman

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  • fluids
  • TPN
  • drugs
  • renal failure– hemodialysis
  • cancer patients– blood products and chemo
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contraindications to Hickman

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  • coagulopathy
  • skin infection
  • active infection/sepsis
  • haemodialysis
  • thromboses central veins
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8
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portacath contraindications

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active infection

coagulopathy

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