Central venous pressure measurement

Series Title(s):: Emergency management, the first 30 minutes
Contributor(s):: Dineen, James J., 1938-
Goldfinger, Stephen E., 1935-
Harvard Medical School. Department of Continuing Education.
Massachusetts General Hospital, Boston. Emergency Training Course.
Publication:: [Minneapolis] : Institute for Continuing Physician Education, c1973
Language(s):: English
Format:: Moving image
Subject(s):: Blood Pressure Determination
Central Venous Pressure
Emergencies
Access:: Resource cannot be viewed online. Viewing copy available on-site only.
Abstract:: (Critcal) This program reviews the causes of low and high CVP readings and the clinical uses of the CVP monitoring. The problems in therapy for abnormal CVP readings; sites and techniques for placing a CVP line and infection as a complication are also discussed. The presentation is well done and meets its objectives. Thus, this program is recommended for practitioners of emergency medicine, internal medicine and anesthesiology.
Copyright:: The original and derivative copies are under copyright protection.
Extent:: 025 min.
Color:: Color
Sound:: Sound
Credits:: James J. Dineen, Stephen E. Goldfinger.
Technique:: Other
NLM Unique ID:: 7603512A (See catalog record)
OCLC no.:: 4094380
Permanent Link:: http://resource.nlm.nih.gov/7603512A

Series Title(s):: Emergency management, the first 30 minutes
Contributor(s):: Dineen, James J., 1938-
Goldfinger, Stephen E., 1935-
Harvard Medical School. Department of Continuing Education.
Massachusetts General Hospital, Boston. Emergency Training Course.
Publication:: [Minneapolis] : Institute for Continuing Physician Education, c1973
Language(s):: English
Format:: Moving image
Subject(s):: Blood Pressure Determination
Central Venous Pressure
Emergencies
Access:: Resource cannot be viewed online. Viewing copy available on-site only.
Abstract:: (Critcal) This program reviews the causes of low and high CVP readings and the clinical uses of the CVP monitoring. The problems in therapy for abnormal CVP readings; sites and techniques for placing a CVP line and infection as a complication are also discussed. The presentation is well done and meets its objectives. Thus, this program is recommended for practitioners of emergency medicine, internal medicine and anesthesiology.
Copyright:: The original and derivative copies are under copyright protection.
Extent:: 025 min.
Color:: Color
Sound:: Sound
Credits:: James J. Dineen, Stephen E. Goldfinger.
Technique:: Other
NLM Unique ID:: 7603512A (See catalog record)
OCLC no.:: 4094380
Permanent Link:: http://resource.nlm.nih.gov/7603512A