Jugular vein

There are jugular vein and carotid artery on both side of the neck. We have four jugular veins, two in each side of the neck. These are called: 1. right internal jugular vein 2. right external jugular vein 3. left internal jugular vein and 4. left external jugular vein. The term jugular vein, most of the time denotes the two internal jugular veins. They are two in number, one in each side. Like the jugular veins we have two common carotid arteries in our neck. They are situated one in each…

See also what Agonal Respirations, Seizures, and Cardiac Arrest and CPR look like Jugular vein distention or JVD (alternately JVP — jugular vein pressure or jugular vein pulsat…

Jugular vein distention is when the vein on the right side of the neck enlarges and appears as a bulge running down the side of a person’s neck. It usually indicates heart failure.

external jugular vein (also receives transverse cervical and suprascapular veins)

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Fear not, dear reader, because you too can be like those grizzled colleagues of ours who point out that in their day, every IJ central line was done blind.

We are closer to him than his jugular vein

Brain and the majority of the tissues of the head and neck are emptied by internal jugular vein. First it starts as the direct continuation of the sigmoid sinus in the base of the skull below the jugu...