Intro & Learning Objectives - Arterial Access

2 m

What is Vascular Access and Why Is It Important?

3 m

Needle Overview

9 m

Catheter, Wires, and Sheaths

9 m

Pre-Procedural Factors in Evaluating a Patient for Vascular Access

2 m

Pre-Procedural Considerations

8 m

Coagulopathy and Bleeding Risk

4 m

Key Procedural Steps of Vascular Access

3 m

Seldinger Technique

6 m

Femoral Artery Access

9 m

Radial and Ulnar Artery

2 m

The Barbeau Test

2 m

Advantages and Disadvantages to Radial Artery Access

5 m

Alternative Arterial Access Sites

2 m

Hemostasis: Manual Compression and Closure Device

7 m

Other Hemostasis Methods

8 m

Hematoma Complications Case 1

4 m

Hematoma Complications Case 2

3 m

Arterial Thrombosis Complications Case 1

4 m

Arterial Thrombosis Complications Case 2

2 m

Active Hemorrhage

2 m

Dissection Complication Case 1

3 m

Dissection Complication Case 2

2 m

Vasospasm & Extravasation Complication Case

2 m

Most Concerning Arterial Access Related Complication

3 m

Pseudoaneurysm Complications Case 1

8 m

Pseudoaneurysm Complications Case 2

1 m

Pseudoaneurysm Complications Case 3

2 m

Pseudoaneurysm Complications Case 4

2 m

Arteriovenous Fistula Complication Case 1

4 m

Arteriovenous Fistula Complication Case 2

3 m

Limb Ischemia Complication Case 1

3 m

Limb Ischemia Complication Case 2

2 m

Closure Device Complications

7 m