Od-031472 Procedures in CVICU
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Central Line Insertion Overview show details
This is a basic overview of central line insertion and includes information on the MedStar Health Central Venous Catheter-Associated Infection Prevention Standards indications for inserting a central line. Also discussed are the pros and cons of the different central line insertion sites.
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MedStar Health Central Line Removal Education show details
This module focuses on the proper techniques for central line removal, complications associated with central line removal, and how these can be prevented. Only individuals who have received appropriate central line training are eligible to remove a central vascular catheter.
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Central Line Insertion Techniques- The Path to Zero Infections show details
This presentation discusses the basics on how to insert a central line for the three most common locations, internal jugular, subclavian and femoral. The course briefly reviews the complications of insertion and how to manage them.
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Intra-aortic Balloon Pump (IABP) Insertion Provider Presentation show details
This blended course will teach participants step-by-step cannulation for insertion of intra-aortic balloon pump (IABP) catheter using on-line video followed by hands-on cannulation on a task trainer.
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Anatomy of the Groin show details
This video covers the anatomy of the groin as it relates to femoral sheath management.
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Preparing for a Manual Femoral Sheath Removal show details
This video includes the steps for preparation prior to removing a femoral sheath. It emphasizes the importance of following the steps and discusses the direct impact of following them as it relates to decreasing post sheath removal complications.
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Manual Femoral Sheath Removal show details
This video is an instructional video using a task trainer to demonstrate how to remove a femoral sheath using manual compression.
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Application of the FemoStop Passive Vascular Closure Device show details
This video is a demonstration, using a task trainer, of how to safely apply and use the FemoStop for passive vascular closure.
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Femoral Access Complications show details
This video covers what the most common vascular access complications are how to avoid them, how to identify them by the signs and symptoms and what types of treatment may be needed in the event they occur.
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Active Vascular Closure Devices show details
This video differentiates types of active vascular closure devices and their mechanism, what the goal of a closure device is and why it is used.
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Lidocaine/Epinephrine Subcutaneous Injection for Site Track Oozing show details
This video is a demonstration using a task trainer of how to prepare for and administer lidocaine/epinephrine subcutaneously for femoral access site track oozing.
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Introduction to Femoral Vascular Access Management. show details
Introduction to Femoral Vascular Access Management
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NEJM PA Catheterization Presentation show details
NEJM PA Catheterization presentation
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Temporary Transvenous Pacing Wire Insertion via Paceport Swan-Ganz Catheter show details
How to insert a temporary transvenous pacemaker wire through a paceparot pulmonary artery catheter and ultimately into a patient's right ventricle.
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Endotracheal Intubation - Procedural Credentialing Didactic Module show details
Endotracheal intubation training didactic module
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The Fundamentals of Knot Tying v2 show details
An introduction to knot tying
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Ultrasound Guided Peripheral IV (PIVUS) show details
Ultrasound Guided Peripheral IV (PIVUS)
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Intraosseous Access - Procedural Training Didactic Module show details
This presentation discusses the indications and contraindications for IO placement.
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FY21 Procedural Sedation for Emergency Physicians show details
Procedural sedation involves the use of sedative and analgesic agents to reduce the anxiety and pain suffered by patients during procedures. It encompasses a continuum of altered levels of consciousness including minimal, moderate, deep and dissociative sedation levels.
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