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Today, Dr. Abhishek provided a lesson on securing central venous access, a critical procedure for administering medications, fluids, and other therapies directly into a central vein. He began by stressing the importance of a sterile field and carefully cleaning the insertion area with Betadine and spirit, ensuring any potential contaminants were eliminated. This preparation is essential to prevent infection and maintain a safe procedure. Dr. Abhishek then introduced the central line kit, which includes a series of tools specifically designed to facilitate the insertion of the central line catheter. The process began by locating anatomical landmarks to guide the insertion. Dr. Abhishek explained how to palpate the clavicle and identify the subclavian or supraclavicular notch, commonly referred to as the clavicular notch. Once the correct location was determined, the needle was carefully inserted at a precise angle to puncture the vessel. The needle’s placement was confirmed, and then the guide wire was introduced through the needle. This guide wire serves as a pathway for the other instruments, providing a safe route for the central line to follow. Dr. Abhishek demonstrated steady, deliberate movements to ensure precision and safety. After the guide wire was in place, Dr. Abhishek used a series of instruments from the kit to gradually prepare the vein. Next, the dilator was advanced over the guide wire to widen the pathway for the catheter. Finally, the triple lumen central line catheter was placed over the guide wire and into the vein, allowing for secure access. The guide wire was then removed, and the central line was fixed in place, completing the procedure. Dr. Abhishek’s clear, step-by-step guidance highlighted each crucial step, from patient preparation to securing the line, emphasizing the precision and care required to perform central venous access safely. #AasthaCares #CentralVenousAccess #MedicalProcedure #CentralLineInsertion #SterileTechnique #PatientSafety #HealthcareTraining #CriticalCare #MedicalEducation #sajournalofgeriatric #drabhishekshukla #aasthahospice #eldercare