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A preferred site for inserting an intravenous medication line into a blood vessel is?
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Is a vessel a container?
Yes, a 'vessel' can be a container.
What vessel would be most likely lead to an air embolism?
A central venous catheter (CVC) or a large-bore intravenous line would be most likely to lead to an air embolism. These devices carry a high risk because they can introduce air directly into a large vein, which can then travel to the heart and potentially cause a blockage in the blood vessels and an air embolism.
Why it is called as xylem vessel but not xylem cell?
Because xylem is a vessel that water travels through.
Which vessel removes urine from the bladder in the fetus?
The umbilical vessel removes urine from the bladder of the fetus via the kidneys. The umbilical vessel has many uses in the fetal/placental environment.
Microscopic examination of a section of the kidney shows a thick-walled vessel with renal corpuscles scattered in the tissue on one side of the vessel but not on the other what is blood the vessel?
Arcuate Artery
Where is the preferred site for inserting an intravenous medication line into a blood vessel?
for me as a nurse i prefer not to find the site,the best is to feel it...
From what root word is intravenous?
Intra, meaning inside and vena, blood vessel, both Latin.
What is subconjunctival injection?
Medication that is administered under the conjunctiva and then delivered into the bloodstream by episcleral and conjunctival vessel
What is cardiac ablation and what occurs?
Cardiac ablation is a procedure where they remove a faulty electrical pathway from the heart. They do this by inserting a is advance a flexible catheters into a blood vessel.
What is the medical term meaning Classification of medication that will dilate vessels?
Vasodilation is normal increase in the diameter of a blood vessel. Aneurysm is a localized ballooning of a blood vessel.vasodilation.VasodilationAngioplasty and dilatation or if open surgery the suffix -plasty is used for the vessel for which the widening was done
What is the mission of the sea-wolf class?
A Fast Attack vessel, it was designed to hunt surface shipping and other submarines. It is also capable of transporting and inserting special mission troops (SEALS) and splicing submarine communication cables.
Is plavix an anti-coagulant medication?
Plavix keeps the platelets in your blood from coagulating (clotting) to prevent unwanted blood clots that can occur with certain heart or blood vessel conditions.
What is the meaning of First preferred ship mortgage?
Preferred Ships MortgagesAnyone who has ever stood on the shore's edge to feed ducks knows that the competition for your offerings can become fierce. Aside from the squabbling ducks, seagulls may be competing from above. Various fish may be competing from below. In the end, only the most viable competitors will leave with a full stomach. When the creditor of a vessel wishes to foreclose on its debt, a similar scene ensues. There may be various liens on a vessel and each lien holder hopes to collect its claim in full. However, maritime law assigns preference to the various liens, which means that some claimants in the distribution process will not be paid. Historically, under the laws of maritime, a mortgage was not considered a maritime contract. Thus, it could not be foreclosed under maritime law and it was given low preference among creditors that sought to reclaim debts owed by a vessel. Congress saw that this loophole in the common law gave little incentive to finance a vessel. For that reason, among others, it enacted the Ship Mortgage Act, which created the Preferred Ship Mortgage. The Preferred Ship Mortgage provides the financer of a vessel competitive status among competing claims that might arise against a vessel. The lender of an ocean vessel, if eligible, should always secure its loan with a Preferred Ship Mortgage. Otherwise, in that unfortunate event where the lender must foreclose, it will rank almost last among the various maritime creditors that may be competing to collect on a vessel's proceeds. Historically, the only other viable option for the lender was to secure its loan with a bottomry bond. However, under maritime law, a debt that is secured by a bottomry bond will be discharged if the ship itself is lost. Thus, the bottomry bond today remains an option for only the daredevil or thrill seeking lender. A lender, under the Ship Mortgage Act, may also take advantage of the statute's provision that bars any limit on interest rate which may be charged. A high interest rate may still be attacked under state usury laws. Recent cases, however, tend to uphold mortgage interest rates that are attacked on this basis. While ship mortgages, under the Ship Mortgage Act, are termed "preferred", it is important to note that other liens on a vessel will still be given higher priority. Those include certain claims by employees of the vessel, salvage claims, tort liens, and general average liens. Because the Preferred Ship Mortgage is a statutory creation, it is vital to a ship mortgagee that it strictly adheres to the statutory requirements. Otherwise, it will lose its distribution priority and its attempts to foreclose on debts owed will be futile. A mortgage holder's failure to adhere to federal procedures for mortgage creation and enforcement could even result in its total inability to collect on a debt. The creation of a Preferred Ship Mortgage requires both eligibility requirements and documentation requirements. Among the eligibility requirements, the vessel owner must be a United States citizen and the vessel must be constructed in the United States. Proper and effective documentation requires close adherence to time, place, and manner procedures. Foremost, the financer must be sure that it is securing the "whole" vessel, including its appurtenances to be given "preferred" status. A mortgage can cover more than one vessel. What are the consequences if a borrower defaults? The Ship Mortgage Act provides two primary enforcement remedies against a deficient borrower. The lender may enforce its lien against the vessel itself in a federal court. The lender may also bring an action against the vessel's owner in either federal or state court. The Preferred Ship Mortgage itself will often contain a provision that empowers the mortgage holder to utilize self help methods for repossessing the vessel upon default. The typical bank is probably not going to foreclose on a vessel after a single missed payment or contractual infraction. The vessel owner will probably receive a letter from its lender that identifies the default and how that default should be cured. It may also inform the borrower of its intent to foreclose on the vessel if the borrower is unable to cure its default. Then, if the borrower remains in default, he or she should expect that the vessel will be arrested and repossessed. The repossessed vessel will then be sold in either a private or public auction/sale. The Ship Mortgage Act and Federal Judicial Sales Act provide procedures for the judicial sale of a foreclosed vessel. If the lender followed proper federal procedures, the borrower should also expect that further action will be taken against her personally to collect any deficiency between the debt owed and amount received from the vessel's sale. If federal procedures were not properly followed, courts are inconsistent in whether they will apply state law to allow for a deficiency judgment. A Federal Circuit Court summarized the Ship Mortgage Act as fulfilling three important purposes: "it set forth the requirements for recording preferred mortgages, established that only maritime liens would have priority over ship mortgages, and provided for a means of enforcing preferred mortgage liens in admiralty." Dietrich v. Key Bank, 72 F.3d 1509 (11th Cir. 1996). The peculiar nature of Admiralty law requires that both lender and borrower consider applicability of the Act when analyzing their lending/borrowing options. We recommend that out banking clients always use Preferred Ships Mortgages where the requirements can be met. If you are a borrower under a Preferred Ships Mortgage, it is important to read the agreement so you know your rights and responsibilities. In the event of a dispute, it is imperative that one obtain representation that is familiar with this interesting, but complex, area of the law.
What is IV infussion?
IV stands for intravenous; meaning into the vein. Infusion means the process of administering a medication through the IV. An IV is usually place in a patient's hand, or arms and provides a site of access to the patient's blood stream. Infusions of medications given though an IV work much quicker than medications taken by mouth, because they do not have to be absorbed by the gastrointestinal track. The way that IV's work is a needle is inserted into the skin and then into a blood vessel within the body. The needle has a plastic sheath, or covering on it, that is then slid off and left in the vein as the needle is removed. Once the needle has been removed a small hose is connected to open tube in the vein. The other end of the small hose is connected to an elevated bag or bottle that contains medication. Essentially an IV infusion is like having a small hose pouring medicine into your blood vessel.
Why it is not acceptable to have even tiny bubbles within the medication inside the syringe.?
When injected into a vein, the air bubble(s) can cut off circulation to any blood vessel smaller than it.
Why it is not acceptable to have even tiny bubbles within the medication inside the syringe?
When injected into a vein, the air bubble(s) can cut off circulation to any blood vessel smaller than it.
How does thrombolytic therapy compare to stenting?
stenting is the preferred treatment, since it both removes the clot and opens the blood vessel, which may have internal cholesterol deposits. Thrombolytic therapy only removes the clot
