A blown vein can be caused by a needle insertion into the vein. Sometimes it can be caused by trauma to the vein without actually puncturing it. If I were to insert a needle into your arm to start an IV, I will pierce the skin and hopefully end up in your vein. However, if I aim too deep on accident or in an attempt to catch a rolling vein, I may pierce through the other side of the vein causing the blood to leak out thus making the vein unusable. I can also try to draw blood through the needle then "flush" it with normal saline and cause the vein to blow even though the IV was a good stick. Blown veins are visible by swelling, redness, bruising, etc. The initial appearance is an enlargement of the vein. It is very important to keep a lot of pressure on the vein after pulling out of the needle to reduce these symptoms! Pressure will keep the blood from spreading beneath the skin. Also try to apply icepacks to reduce inflammation.
Honestly, "blowing the vein" is the only phrase I have heard. You might try "iatrogenic venous rupture," but you will sound more awkward than if you just said "blowing the vein."
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a blown vein probably means that YOU'RE GOIN TO DIE.
No. If a vein is blown it can no longer be used for an injection.
I have a question? How long does the hardness and swelling of a blown vein last from using drug usage? What gets the swelling out and what the rednes?
Another name for vein is blood vessel.
Jugular vein
Vein and/or Peat (depending on reference, peat is the beginning form of coal).
vertebral vein, , brachiocephalic vein
It can, but not usually. Most of the time it just swells around the part of the vein and leaves a bruise, which is really the only part that should hurt.
this is a proprietary product created about 7 or 8 years ago under a company name which i cannot remember. i believe the original company changed names or sold to the product "vein finder" to another company. again the details elude me. the original vein finder is being marketed and used in the medical market place. you might try vein vewier as another name. google these two things and im sure you'll come up with the current company ownership of the "vein finder". i always thought it would be a good investment op.
Portal vein bypass surgery diverts blood from the portal vein into another vein. It is performed when pressure in the portal vein is so high that it causes internal bleeding from blood vessels in the esophagus.
The central vein can be called a midrib or mid-vein
Any blood vessel, whether artery or vein, is vena in Latin.Vena will also do for a vein of ore.
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