Venipuncture, electrocardiography, Gastric/chest tubes & urinary considerations

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Screen 1- vein locations for venipuncture
Screen 2- blood tubes
Screen 3- electrocardiography
Screen 4- gastric & chest tubes
Screen 5- urinary collection & catheterization

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Elah Gershon Rubin

Canada

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Venipuncture, electrocardiography, Gastric/chest tubes & urinary considerations


Matching Pairs Venipuncture, electrocardiography, Gastric/chest tubes & urinary considerationsOnline version Screen 1- vein locations for venipuncture Screen 2- blood tubes Screen 3- electrocardiography Screen 4- gastric & chest tubes Screen 5- urinary collection & catheterization by Elah Gershon Rubin 1 cephalic 2 lateral saphenous vein 3 external jugular 4 medial saphenous vein angle of the mandible to thoracic inlet between the stifle and the femoral triangle dorsal aspect of antebrachium craniomedial side of talus to the popliteal notch 1 red top (plastic) 2 EDTA 3 green top 4 purple/lavender top 5 sodium citrate 6 blue top 7 contains potassium oxalate 8 yellow top 9 heparin 10 grey top 11 red top (glass) 12 antithrombins has clot activator prevents coagulation by binding calcium ions plasma tube containing heparin grey top activated by heparin ant-coagulant that binds calcium to blood contains sodium citrate have no additive serum tube that contain clot activator and gel for serum separation contains EDTA contains sodium fluoride anti-coagulant 1 atrial flutter 2 atrial fibrillations 3 sinus arrhythmia 4 normal rhythm 5 white electrode 6 asystole 7 P wave 8 electrocardiography 9 black electrode 10 1st degree AV block 11 ventricular tachycardia 12 QRS complex 13 T wave 14 sinus tachycardia 15 3rd degree AV block 16 2nd degree AV block 17 green electrode 18 atrial premature contraction 19 premature ventricular contraction 20 red electrode 21 sinus bradycardia P-R interval lengthens until atrial impulse is not conducted with no QRS complex placed on left hindlimb defined by a P-R interval that can be short, normal or long increased ventricular rate irregular ventricular rhythm of SA origin decreased heart rate P-R interval remain constant, but intermittent and no QRS ventricular depolarization fast, abnormal heart rate placed on right forelimb depolarization of right & left atria repolarizations of the ventricular myocardium P waves followed by QRS, but P-R interval is longer no electrical movement. appears as regular sawtooth formation between the QRS complexes defined as each Pwave is followed by a QRS complex recording at the body surface of electrical activity in the heart premature beats with missing or inverted P waves defined as irregular baseline with no P waves placed on right hindlimb placed on left forelimb 1 gastrostomy tube 2 jejunostomy tube 3 chest tubes 4 NG/NE tubes 5 esophagostomy tube 6 orogastric tubes used for nutritional support, water or medication administration used for administration of radiography contrast media bypasses stomach and upper GI tract for fluids only referred to as peg tubes requires surgical placement of indwelling catheter into thoracic cavity long term support that involves minor surgery 1 female cat/dog 2 male cat 3 cystotomy 4 otoscope 5 method for female catheterization 6 visual 7 speculum 8 free flow 9 male dog 10 foley 11 polypropylene 12 red rubber 13 cystocentesis 14 tom cat 15 catheterization 16 blind aseptic technique used to collect sterile sample catheter that can be propylene silicone and has a luer lock used to view orifice method for female catheterization catheter that is technically a feeding tube used to view orifice performed by placing catheter through urethra into urinary bladder catching fresh urin as animal voids surgical incision into urinary bladder an indwelling catheter that can stay for extended periods & has inflatable bulb method for female catheterization should be positioned in standing or lateral recumbency for catheterization should be in lateral, sternal or dorsal recumbency for catheterization should be positioned in dorsal or lateral recumbency for catheterization digital catheter that is made of semi-rigid plastic

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Venipuncture, electrocardiography, Gastric/chest tubes & urinary considerationsOnline version

by Elah Gershon Rubin

cephalic

lateral saphenous vein

external jugular

medial saphenous vein

red top (plastic)

EDTA

green top

purple/lavender top

sodium citrate

blue top

contains potassium oxalate

yellow top

heparin

grey top

red top (glass)

antithrombins

atrial flutter

atrial fibrillations

sinus arrhythmia

normal rhythm

white electrode

asystole

P wave

electrocardiography

black electrode

1st degree AV block

ventricular tachycardia

QRS complex

T wave

sinus tachycardia

3rd degree AV block

2nd degree AV block

green electrode

atrial premature contraction

premature ventricular contraction

red electrode

sinus bradycardia

gastrostomy tube

jejunostomy tube

chest tubes

NG/NE tubes

esophagostomy tube

orogastric tubes

female cat/dog

male cat

cystotomy

otoscope

method for female catheterization

visual

speculum

free flow

male dog

foley

polypropylene

red rubber

cystocentesis

tom cat

catheterization

blind