Part 1: Ultrasound Guided Peripheral Intravenous (PIV) Access.- Assessment of Peripheral vasculature in a bariatric patient.- Infusion and phlebotomy in outpatient paediatrics: A genetic testing case.- Rapid response and the brachial vein.- Emergent Rapid Massive Transfusion and the basilic vein.- Small bore long peripheral catheter and therapeutic phlebotomy.- Emergency CT scan required: wire exchange of the PIV.- Palliative care and the femoral midline catheter.- Bridging a central catheter exchange with vasopressors through a PIV.- Pompe disease and the cephalic vein in the forearm.- Geriatric patient with limited vasculature: a trimmed neonatal double lumen catheter.- Radial arterial catheter placement in the Prone Covid-19 patient.- Needle phobia in a morbidly obese patient: Nitrous Oxide and Intranasal Versed.- Vessel preservation in the cystic fibrosis patient with peripheral clinically indicated site rotation.- Part 2: Ultrasound Guided Peripherally Inserted Central Catheters (PICC).- Pemphigus vulgaris and PICC securement.- Subcutaneous Tunnelling for upper arm PICC placement.- Dialysis patient and the brachial PICC line.- Neonate with Dysplasia of the hip (DDH) for upper extremity PICC placement.- Geriatric requiring PICC with poor skin turgor and implanted cardiac device.- 2-year-old with Cystic fibrosis arterial placement complication and recognition.- PICC insertion in the prone COVID-19 patient.- PICC insertion and broken guide wire complication.- Part 3: Ultrasound Guided Thoracic Central Venous Catheters (CVC).- Assessment of the Central thoracic vasculature in a cachectic patient.- Apheresis catheter placement in the oncologic patient with existing porta Cath.- The supraclavicular approach to the subclavian vein.- Central Access on the Rapid Response Team for Covid-19 patients: The Axillary Vein.- Central and Dialysis CVC placement in the COVID-19 patient.- Patient with implantable cardiac device requiring Dialysis and Central Venous Access: Jugular/Femoral.- Replacing CVC in region of existing CVC.- Removal of Right Jugular CVC dislodges Left Subclavian CVC: Techniques and Intervention.- The axillary and brachiocephalic approach in the neonate.- Cardiac surgery and the sutured CVC.- Part 4: Ultrasound Guided Femoral Central Venous Catheters.- Assessment of the Femoral vasculature in a contracted dialysis patient.- The dialysis patient with central occlusion and the mid-thigh femoral CVC.- Severe sepsis requiring bilateral mid-thigh femoral CVC access.- Emergent hospital transfer with ventricular tumor and the femoral CVC.- COVID-19: Central access in the prone position.- Part 5: Bedside Tunnelled Central Venous Catheters (CVC).- Assessment of exit site locations: Tunnelling the Axillary vein to the arm in the contracted patient.- Tunnelling in the emergency department: Long term inotrope therapy.- Tunnelling from the jugular vein to the outer arm: Avoiding the tracheostomy and chest wound.- Tunnelling to the scapular region: The adult altered mental status patient.- Osteomyelitis in the patient with attention deficit disorder with autism: Scapular Tunnelling.- Tunnelling from the femoral vein to the abdomen: The ambulatory dialysis patient.- Tunnelling to outer thigh: Central occlusion with an above the knee amputation and femoral permacath.- The bariatric obstetric emergency.- Subcutaneous needle tunnelling in the neonatal patient population.- Long term venous access in the COVID-19 patient.- Tunnelling to the calf: Non-surgical palliative femoral approach for Endocarditis and altered mental status.

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