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Volume 17 - Issue 1 - January, 2009

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Clinical Editor's Corner
Conscious Sedation in the Cath Lab: Should we use what GI uses?
01/02/2009

MORTON KERN, MD Clinical Editor Professor of Medicine Associate Chief Cardiology University of California Irvine Orange, California mortonkern005@hotmail.com

MORTON KERN, MD Clinical Editor Profe...
How much is enough conscious sedation (CS) for a cardiac catheterization procedure? Each lab likely has its own regimen. In our lab, most of our patients receive preprocedural oral valium (5mg) and Benadryl (25mg).
How much is enough conscious sedation (CS) for a cardiac catheterization procedure? Each lab likely has its own regimen. In our lab, most of our patients receive preprocedural oral valium (5mg) and Benadryl (25mg).
How much is enough conscious...
01/02/2009
Cath Lab Digest

News

Clinical and Industry News
Clinical & Industry News
12/23/2008
Lack of Vitamin D Could Spell Heart Trouble Researchers issue recommendations to screen for and treat Vitamin D deficiency Vitamin D deficiency — traditionally associated with bone and muscle weakness — may also increase the risk of...
Lack of Vitamin D Could Spell Heart Trouble Researchers issue recommendations to screen for and treat Vitamin D deficiency Vitamin D deficiency — traditionally associated with bone and muscle weakness — may also increase the risk of...
Lack of Vitamin D Could Spell...
12/23/2008
Cath Lab Digest

Department

SICP Section
January 2009 Society of Invasive Cardiovascular Professionals (SICP) News
12/23/2008
Registered Cardiovascular Invasive Specialist (RCIS) Credentialing: An Important Letter Note: The SICP Advocacy Committee is distributing the following in letter format to each state’s Department of Public Health. If you’d like to request...
Registered Cardiovascular Invasive Specialist (RCIS) Credentialing: An Important Letter Note: The SICP Advocacy Committee is distributing the following in letter format to each state’s Department of Public Health. If you’d like to request...
Registered Cardiovascular...
12/23/2008
Cath Lab Digest
SICP Section
The Ten-Minute Interview with… Karen Tarvid, RT(R)(CV)
12/23/2008
Karen Tarvid, RT(R)(CV) Traveling x-ray technologist, Cross Country TravCorps, Boca Raton, Florida
Karen Tarvid, RT(R)(CV) Traveling x-r...
I have worked as a traveling x-ray technologist for Cross Country TravCorps (Boca Raton, FL) since 1999. I have worked in Hawaii, California, Arizona, South Carolina, Nevada, Massachusetts, New Hampshire and Florida. I have specialized in the...
I have worked as a traveling x-ray technologist for Cross Country TravCorps (Boca Raton, FL) since 1999. I have worked in Hawaii, California, Arizona, South Carolina, Nevada, Massachusetts, New Hampshire and Florida. I have specialized in the...
I have worked as a traveling...
12/23/2008
Cath Lab Digest
ACVP Management Corner
A Holistic Approach to Cardiac Care – Integrative Cardiology Prevention, Early Detection, Treatment and Rehabilitation
12/22/2008
Rauni Prittinen King, RN, BSN, HNC, CHTPI Founder and Director of Programs and Planning Scripps Center for Integrative Medicine San Diego, California
Rauni Prittinen King, RN, BSN, HNC, C...
Cardiovascular disease remains the leading cause of morbidity and mortality in the United States. According to the American Heart Association, every 30 seconds, an American dies of cardiovascular disease. The statistics for women are more...
Cardiovascular disease remains the leading cause of morbidity and mortality in the United States. According to the American Heart Association, every 30 seconds, an American dies of cardiovascular disease. The statistics for women are more...
Cardiovascular disease remains...
12/22/2008
Cath Lab Digest
Your Path to Success: Expert Advice
The Movement to Outpatient Coronary Interventions
12/22/2008
Nicole Furl, Consultant Corazon Inc. Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Nicole Furl, Consultant Corazon Inc. ...
The movement of percutaneous coronary interventions (PCIs) from the inpatient to outpatient case type has become somewhat of a hot topic in recent months. We work with many hospital clients across the United States to analyze and understand...
The movement of percutaneous coronary interventions (PCIs) from the inpatient to outpatient case type has become somewhat of a hot topic in recent months. We work with many hospital clients across the United States to analyze and understand...
The movement of percutaneous...
12/22/2008
Cath Lab Digest
Ask the Clinical Instructor
12/22/2008
Questions are answered by: Todd Ginapp, EMT-P, RCIS, FSICP Todd is the Cardiology Manager for Memorial Hermann Southeast in Houston, Texas. He also teaches an online RCIS Review course for Spokane Community College, in Spokane, Washington, and regularly presents with RCIS Review Courses.
Questions are answered by: Todd Ginap...
“Recently, there was a code in our lab. The anesthesiologist that responded kept checking for pupillary reactions. The cardiologist told him, ‘Nevermind, the patient received atropine.’ Why?” — CIS Online Student, Tennessee That would be...
“Recently, there was a code in our lab. The anesthesiologist that responded kept checking for pupillary reactions. The cardiologist told him, ‘Nevermind, the patient received atropine.’ Why?” — CIS Online Student, Tennessee That would be...
“Recently, there was a code in...
12/22/2008
Cath Lab Digest
Feature
Ask the Clinical Instructor
12/22/2008
Questions are answered by: Todd Ginapp, EMT-P, RCIS, FSICP Todd is the Cardiology Manager for Memorial Hermann Southeast in Houston, Texas. He also teaches an online RCIS Review course for Spokane Community College, in Spokane, Washington, and regularly presents with RCIS Review Courses.
Questions are answered by: Todd Ginap...
“Recently, there was a code in our lab. The anesthesiologist that responded kept checking for pupillary reactions. The cardiologist told him, ‘Nevermind, the patient received atropine.’ Why?” — CIS Online Student, Tennessee That would be...
“Recently, there was a code in our lab. The anesthesiologist that responded kept checking for pupillary reactions. The cardiologist told him, ‘Nevermind, the patient received atropine.’ Why?” — CIS Online Student, Tennessee That would be...
“Recently, there was a code in...
12/22/2008
Cath Lab Digest
Optimizing Vascular Access Management — Focus on the Introducer Sheath and Entry Arteriotomy
12/22/2008
David E. Allie, MD; Chris J. Hebert, RT(R), RCIS; Raghotham R. Patlola, MD; Agostino Ingraldi, MD; Cindy Landry, LPN; Craig M. Walker, MD Cardiovascular Institute of the South, Lafayette, Louisiana
David E. Allie, MD; Chris J. Hebert, ...
Results of Pinnacle TIF Tip Sheath Safety and Feasibility Pilot Study Introduction Vascular access management (VAM) and its complications (VAC) remain a significant source of clinical and therefore economic costs in the interventional...
Results of Pinnacle TIF Tip Sheath Safety and Feasibility Pilot Study Introduction Vascular access management (VAM) and its complications (VAC) remain a significant source of clinical and therefore economic costs in the interventional...
Results of Pinnacle TIF Tip...
12/22/2008
Cath Lab Digest
Treatment of Complex Thrombotic Popliteal Chronic Total Occlusion
12/22/2008
Rajesh M. Dave, MD, Chairman, Endovascular Medicine, Pinnacle Heart and Vascular Institute at Harrisburg Hospital, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania
Rajesh M. Dave, MD, Chairman, Endovas...
Using Pathway PV Jetstream or Laser Atherectomy, and Localized Delivery of Abciximab via ClearWay Rx Catheter Part 4 in a 5-part series In recent years, peripheral vascular intervention has seen significant growth with the advent of...
Using Pathway PV Jetstream or Laser Atherectomy, and Localized Delivery of Abciximab via ClearWay Rx Catheter Part 4 in a 5-part series In recent years, peripheral vascular intervention has seen significant growth with the advent of...
Using Pathway PV Jetstream or...
12/22/2008
Cath Lab Digest

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January 2009 Volume 17 Issue 1

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Editorial Staff

Clinical Editor
Morton Kern, MD

Executive Editor
Laurie Gustafson

Managing Editor
Rebecca Kapur

Production Manager
Elizabeth Vasil

Editorial Correspondence

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