MEDRADSC 3C03 Lecture Notes - Lecture 16: Plasmapheresis, Lidocaine, Fibrin
14 Jul 2018
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Non-tunneled central catheter 7-14 days resuscitation, acute dialysis, stem cell harvest: sticking out of neck, emergencies, giant iv, travels through little tissue. 1-12 weeks repeat antibiotics; tpn: arm heart. 3+ months chemo, chronic transfusion/blood tests: no external parts, kept sterile, long term access, preferred. 3 days, infusion/antibiotics not some infusions bc irritant to periph veins infection risk with long-term. Implanted port weeks/months, infusion/tpn not for high flow. Months, very thick long-term, infrequent access not for high flow or frequent access required. Right internal jugular vein: straighter route to heart than left, large, close to skin o. Left subclavian: twisty, underneath clavicles, not as big. Lej: arm route eventually if needed, as long as they don"t have to do anything with their arm later. High r atrium: ra (kaufman, right on the border of svc/ra (kessel): if we go right into the ra, the tip could interfere with valves arrhythmias.
