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Veterinary Technician

Category - Anesthesia

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Central venous pressure (CVP) is defined as and is measured with a/an .

Pressure of blood in the middle of the body; ultrasound probe
Pressure of blood within the right atrium; jugular catheter
Pressure of blood within the left atrium; jugular catheter
Pressure of blood within the cephalic vein; blood pressure cuff

Explanation

Answer: B - Central venous pressure is the pressure of blood within the right atrium and is usually measured with the aid of a jugular catheter. Measuring CVP is useful to estimate blood volume, guide fluid administration, and document ongoing blood loss.

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