Abstract
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Explain the use of ultrasonographic (US) examination in central venous catheterizations (CVC).
Describe the benefits and limitations of static ultrasound assessment for CVC.
List the medical need for CVC.
Which vein was utilized the most for central venous catheterizations (CVC) access? A. Left subclavian B. Right femoral C. Right subclavian D. Left femoral
According to Table 3, which finding was seen in the static ultrasound examination group compared to the anatomical landmark group? A. A higher success rate B. A higher rate of catheter dysfunction C. A shorter total time spent D. A higher number of catheters used
According to the article, what was the CVC first attempt success rate with static US examination? A. 63.24% B. 85.90% C. 78.90% D. 90.91%
Which is an advantage of static US guidance compared to dynamic? A. It requires a sterile technique B. It can be performed by a single provider C. It produces real-time imaging during the procedure D. It requires more preparation time
According to Table 2, which was the most common indication requiring CVC? A. Problems with peripheral vascular access B. Trauma C. Massive transfusion D. Hemodialysis due to poisoning
According to Table 3, what was the complication rate after CVC in the static US group? A. 9.1 B. 8.8 C. 63.2 D. 20.6
Which vein catheterization was excluded from this study? A. Subclavian B. Femoral C. Jugular D. Basilic
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