Dr. Federico Conforto gives a presentation, in the setting of Critical Care and Emergency Medicine, on how to perform the Ultrasound-guided line placement in Arterial and Central Venous access.
The training covers the practical method as well as the fundamentals of vascular access technique utilizing the US (ULTRASOUND GUIDANCE) and real-time US-guided vascular cannulation.
It also discusses some training difficulties in this critical operation in Critical Care and Emergency Medicine.
Learning Objectives
The training is intended for healthcare practitioners interested in "point of care ultrasound" in relation to US-guided real-time vascular cannulation. The learner will learn how to manage arterial and venous vascular cannulation in acute and emergency conditions by watching this video lesson. The course offers a comprehensive, conventional, and all-encompassing ultrasound examination of vascular ultrasonography signs. The objective is to make rapid and therapeutically effective decisions, diagnoses, hemodynamic monitoring, and treat acute and developing illnesses in real-time identifying direct and indirect symptoms of vascular cannulation.
A) Carry out a routine vascular examination. To lower the possibility of mechanical and infectious problems.
B) Improve competence assessments by utilizing standardized assessment tools to conduct formal evaluations of knowledge and technical abilities.
C) Basic anatomy, ultrasound physics, ultrasound machine knobology, foundations of image collection and interpretation, identification and management of procedural problems, infection control techniques, and routes to competency are all covered in this guided CVC insertion video course.
D) Recognise and manage acute problems, including emergency life management and dangerous complications
E) Interpret arterial and venous ultrasound structures.
F) Diagnosis and treatment of the following severe conditions: cardiac shock, septic shock, continuous monitoring of cardiac output and stroke volume Induced, continuous, or predicted hypotension, or large changes in blood pressure, End-organ illness that need precise pressure management, Explain the significance of enhancing interprofessional care coordination in order to achieve accurate arterial pressure readings and quick treatment of major changes in pressure.
G) US-guided vascular cannulations indicating competency to conduct this method independently.
H) Understand basic ultrasound concepts, be able to identify indications, organize the procedure, prepare the patient, and execute a focused vascular ultrasound examination, diagnosis, and treatment autonomously.
F) Be competent to perform a Vascular US diagnostic evaluation. Interpret and integrate ultrasound data into the clinical context, as well as suggest therapeutic possibilities.