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Preparations

Which of the following statements regarding preparations are correct? Select all that apply.
- In order to maintain a sterile field an assistant is required
- It is a prerequisite to find all necessary effects before putting on the sterile gown
- It is recommended to organise the table in order to have all equipment ready when needed
- All the necessary effects can be found in the central venous catheterisation kit
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Facts about IJV catheterisation

Which of the following statements regarding IJV catheterisation are correct? Select all that apply.
- It is preferable to use the left IJV if possible
- The carotid artery lies anterior and slightly lateral to the IJV.
- In more than 50% of patients the IJV overlays the CA.
- The probe should be placed just superior to the clavicle at the insertion of the heads of the sternocleidomastoid muscle.
- A potential benefit of a neutral head position is that the internal jugular vein assumes a more lateral position to the carotid artery.
- The orientation indicator should be orientated towards the legs when visualising the IVJ in longitudinal view.
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Subclavian vein (SV) catheterisation

Which of the following statements regarding subclavian vein catheterisation are correct? Select all that apply.
- The typical position of the SV is just superior and posterior to the subclavian artery (SA)
- The in-plane approach is not recommended
- Generally the supraclavicular technique is recommended
- It is recommended to stand on the contralateral side of the patient
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Facts about femoral vein catheterisation

Which of the following statements regarding femoral vein catheterisation are correct? Select all that apply.
- The probe should be placed a few centimeters proximal to the inguinal ligament
- The long-axis of the probe must be orientated parallel to the inguinal ligament
- The femoral vein is found medially to the artery
- In 25% of patients the FV and FA overlap in the anterior-posterior plane
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Facts about PICC

Which of the following statements regarding PICC lines are correct? Select all that apply.
- It is generally not recommended to use the brachial vein due to its deep location
- The median cubital vein lies just laterally to the basilic vein and has a more variable course
- The basilic vein is relatively superficial and it offers the straightest route
- Most medially in the antecubital space is the cephalic vein
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Question6
The transducer

Which of the following statements regarding the transducer are correct? Select all that apply.
- A 1.5-4.5 MHz transducer is the most appropriate
- If the transducer is pressed too hard against the skin the underlying vessels will be squeezed
- The OI always corresponds to the right side of the screen
- It is generally recommended to hold the transducer with the non-dominant hand
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Summary of the subclavian vein

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- the axillary vein close to the first rib and it extends to its junction with the IJV
- less uncomfortable for the patient and leaves the most space to introduce the needle
- in a Trendelenburg position
- important structures such as the lung, pleura, plexus brachialis and the SA
- visualise the SV in a short-axis view
- the out-of-plane approach is recommended
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- The SV originates from
- The infraclavicular technique is
- It is recommended to place the patient
- Anatomically, the SV lies close to
- The infraclavicular and the supraclavicular techniques
- For both techniques
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Summary of the femoral vein

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- the FV and FA overlap in the anterior-posterior plane
- a few centimeters distal to the inguinal ligament
- is found medially to the artery
- is improving transducer contact
- lies just in the middle between the anterior superior iliac spine and the pubic tubercle
- must be orientated parallel to the inguinal ligament
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- In 65% of patients
- The probe should be placed
- The femoral vein
- Distension of the skin
- In most patients the FA
- The long axis of the transducer
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Summary of PICC lines

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- is the most optimal for PICC placement
- is orientated orthogonally to the axis of the arm
- lies closely to the brachial artery and the median nerve
- is reducing the risk of air embolism
- in order to avoid the mechanical problems associated with arm bending
- and the out-of-plane approach is recommended
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- The basilic vein usually
- The long-axis of the transducer
- The brachial vein
- Distension of the veins
- The transducer is placed just above the antecubital space
- The veins are visualised in a short axis view
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Equipment and optimisation

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- no colour Doppler signal is seen
- temporal and lateral resolution is improved
- can make image content impossible to visualise
- deeper anatomical structures will be visualised
- gain should be decreased
- by visualising vessels in the tissue and discriminate between arteries and veins
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- When blood is moving perpendicular to the transducer
- By decreasing the depth
- Undergain as well as overgain
- By increasing the depth
- When the image appears too bright
- Colour Doppler can assist the sonographer
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Learning objectives. Select true or false for the statements below
- US guided central vascular access is not recommended in children and neonates
- US guided needle tip control is easy and can be mastered by everyone without any training
- US guidance of CVC placement should reduce the number of attempts and complication rates
- US guided CVC placement should primarily be trained in patients who need a CVC catheter
- Needle tip control is crucial during the entire US guided procedure
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Visualising vessel and needle

Which of the following statements regarding needle guidance are correct? Select all that apply.
- The ultrasound signal is reflected strongest when the probe is pointed perpendicularly to the needle
- It is always recommended to have the target in the middle of the screen
- Generally, mechanical guides are recommended
- To visualise the needle it is advantageous to point the probe slightly towards yourself
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Question1

Preparations

Question2

Facts about IJV catheterisation

Question3

Subclavian vein (SV) catheterisation

Question4

Facts about femoral vein catheterisation

Question5

Facts about PICC

Question6

The transducer

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Summary of the subclavian vein

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Question8

Summary of the femoral vein

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Question9

Summary of PICC lines

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Question10

Equipment and optimisation

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Visualising vessel and needle

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