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What is the catheter related thrombosis that develops when fibrin build up inside vein causing VAD to adhere to vessel wall? |
Mural thrombus |
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What is the catheter related thrombosis that develops when a layer of fibrin is around the outside of CVC d/t aggregation of Turin forming from presence of CVC within vein? |
Fibrin sheath |
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What is the catheter related thrombosis that develops when fibrin builds up on CVC tip that allows infusion through but inhibits blood draw? |
Fibrin tail or flap |
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What is the catheter related thrombosis that develops as a clot within the catheter lumen caused by inadequate flushing and blood reflux? |
Intraluminal thrombus |
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Decreased ph (norm 7.35-7.45) + normal paCO2 (35-45) + decreased serum bicarbonate (22-26) = which type of acid base disturbance? |
Metabolic acidosis |
