Quiz: 8-Venous access

1- Which approach to central venous cannulation is most likely to be associated with the complication of chylothorax?

A a) Right external jugular vein. B b) Left internal jugular vein. C c) c) Right internal jugular vein D d) d) Left femoral vein

2- Most common complication of central venous cathЕТer

A a) Local bleeding B b) Thrombosis C c) CathЕТer related infection D d) Pneumothorax

3- Which is not a complication of iv access:

A a)Burn B b) air embolus C c) infection. D d) Phlebitis

4- All IV cannula should be re- sited how often?

A a) 24 hours. B b) 48 hours C c) c) 72 hours D d) d) 12 hours.

5. Which one is the complication of IV access?

A a)hematoma. B b) fluid resuscitation. C c) drug administration. D d) monitoring.