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CENTRAL VENOUS CATHETER CANNULATION. DEFINITION Central venous pressure is a measure of the pressure within the right atrium of the heart. Central venous.

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1 CENTRAL VENOUS CATHETER CANNULATION

2 DEFINITION Central venous pressure is a measure of the pressure within the right atrium of the heart. Central venous pressure is measured using manometer attached to the IV FLUIDS line in the terms of fluid pressure in the column of the manometer Central venous pressure refers to measurement of the right arterial pressure or the pressure of the great vein within the throat right sided cardiac function is assessed through the evaluation of the “CENTRAL VENOUS PRESSURE”

3 EQUIPMENTS VENOUS PRESSURE TRAY CUT DOWN TRAY

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