Sponsored by the Council of Residency Directors in Emergency Medicine
Central Venous Access
Resources to Review Prior to Conference
Goals and Objectives
Goals
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Trainees will demonstrate competence in performing central venous catheterization
Objectives
For the procedure of central venous catheterization, trainees will be able to:
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Describe indications and contraindications
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Describe potential complications
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Name, identify, and describe equipment required
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List, describe, and demonstrate the steps involved
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Properly perform each step of the procedure from memory
Additional Resources
General
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Central Line Technique (Brown EM 2016)
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Central Line Micro Skills Video (EMCrit 2015)
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Central Line Sterile Set-up Video (EMCrit 2015)
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Anatomic Sites
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Intravascular Complications by Insertion Site (NEJM 2015)
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Internal Jugular
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IJ Sheath Introducer Insertion (Live) (Mt Sinai 2010)
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IJ Triple Lumen Insertion (Sim) (PainH8er 2012)
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Subclavian
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Infraclavicular Approach (Sim) (EMCrit 2010)
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Femoral
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Femoral Venous Line (Live) (Mellick 2013)
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Femoral Venous Line (Live + Animation) (NEJM 2008)
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Catheter Types
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Types of Central Venous Catheters (PainH8er 2013)
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Triple Lumen Catheters
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IJ Triple Lumen Insertion (Sim) (PainH8er 2012)
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Sheath Introducers (e.g. “Cordis”)
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IJ Sheath Introducer Insertion (Live) (Mt Sinai 2010)
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