Test Your Knowledge on Preventing CLABSIs

To access a vein near the skin's surface

To administer medication or fluids (correct)

To prevent central line-associated bloodstream infections (CLABSIs)

To collect blood for medical tests

In a vein near the skin's surface (usually on the arm or hand) (correct)

In a vein deep inside the body

In a large vein in the neck, chest, or groin

In a major vein that is close to the heart

There is no difference between a central line and an IV

Central lines are used for longer periods of time than IVs

Central lines are used to collect blood for medical tests, while IVs are used to give medication or fluids (correct)

Central lines are placed in a vein near the skin's surface, while IVs are placed in a major vein

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