hungryboxHis expression is so blissful. U can tell they're shootin up some full u-opioid agonist codeine type of shit and not some shitty partial u-opioid agonist buprenorphine type of shit or some shit like loperamide that doesn't even act on the CNS+37
rerdwinseven better, if you recall that the esophagus is RETROperitoneal ( its in like half the answer choices). hence, to get to it you have to go WAAYYYYY deep ( like rick and morty smuggling shit). after that, the lung option makes the most sense.+12
helloAlso, pulmonary artery is way too far away to be damaged by internal jugular vein catherization.+
makinallkindzofgainz@hungrybox my mans just slipped in 3 high yield facts within a joke+5
makinallkindzofgainz@hayayah, I have an issue with that picture unless I'm missing something. In every other source I have, the internal jugular vein lies LATERAL to the common carotid artery. The picture you provided shows the internal jugular veins medial to the common carotid artery.+1
cmun777Look at the other side... I think it must be the manipulation of turning the head to the opposite side that better exposes the jugular for catheterization purposes +
submitted by โhayayah(1212)
Catheter placement:
https://aneskey.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/08/image00804.jpeg
Recall that the lung apex extends above the first rib.