Trick of the Trade: Hum-out the jugularveins
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Michelle LinPosted
Wed 25 Nov 2009 10:05pm
Placing an IV in the external jugularvein requires venous distension maneuvers. This means having the patient perform a Valsalva maneuver or be placed in a Trendelenburg... the patient hum during IV placement. Humming increases the venous size of the external jugular (EJ), internal jugular (IJ), and common femoral vein (CFV). It is a closed-mouth, forced
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Trick of the Trade: Hum-out the jugularveins
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Michelle LinPosted
Wed 25 Nov 2009 10:05pm
Placing an IV in the external jugularvein requires venous distension maneuvers. This means having the patient perform a Valsalva maneuver or be placed in a Trendelenburg... the patient hum during IV placement. Humming increases the venous size of the external jugular (EJ), internal jugular (IJ), and common femoral vein (CFV). It is a closed-mouth, forced
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Femoral versus Jugular, part two
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Matt S.Posted
Fri 20 Aug 2010 12:20pm
I have always been told that the jugularveins are preferable over the femoral veins when inserting temporary dialysis catheters. Various reasons are put forward... and 11.1% of the jugular group. Comparing LIJ to RIJ, the risk of dysfunction was 6.6% on the right as opposed to 19.5% on the left, significantly higher then in the femoral group
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Jugular venous distention- the physical exam
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Matt S.Posted
Sun 02 Jan 2011 8:12am
facts about the JVP that the trainee nephrologist needs to know:
- The JVP should ideally be measured on the right side using the internal jugularvein, as anatomically
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Jugular venous distension - clinical studies
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Matt S.Posted
Sat 08 Jan 2011 12:09pm
In the previous blog we discussed some of the physiological principles underlying the JVP. Now I thought I’d present some manuscripts relating to the utility of the isolated use of JVP in clinical practice.
The first is a comparative study of hand-held ultrasound examination of IVC diameter vs clinical JVP assessment in determining RA press ...
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new york in short + grabbing the lizard brain by the jugular
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Lindsey LewisPosted
Mon 07 May 2012 7:11pm
MY FLYING MANTRA
I’m not the only one petrified to fly. Anxiety runs in my family. My aunt once leapt from her seat to stand near the closing door to the plane cabin, so she could take what felt like her last breaths. “Mam, we need you to take your seat NOW.’ ‘I know, I know, I just need to breathe.’ When she got to the Mexican resort she wa ...
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AN MS Patient's Story on His LIBERATION TREATMENT
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stuartPosted
Fri 05 Mar 2010 12:00am
Written by Mark Kalina
Liberation
It is now 3 days after "Liberation Day". Sunday afternoon 12:30 pm. February 28th, 2010.
Three days ago, Dr. Mohsin Saeed at Scripps Clinic opened my leftjugularvein with angioplasty and my right jugularvein with angioplasty followed by a stent. The procedure is called by its inventor, Dr. Paolo
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