Cardiac Catheterization Complications

1.5 Category A Credit

Course Description

Cardiac catheterization is a common procedure but can cause a variety of adverse events ranging from minor problems to major complications requiring immediate correction. Events related to artery access are the most common, like hematoma, pseudoaneurysm, or dissection. On the other hand, we can observe complications more severe like embolization, renal failure, or allergic reactions. It is very important to know the potential adverse events of these procedures to prevent them.

Course Acceptance List

• Accepted for the ARRT®
• NMTCB - Accepted for CNMT
• CCI – Accepted for Registry and Certificate levels
• Florida – Accepted Technical Category
• Texas – Accepted - Indirect Category
• California -  Accepted
• Other States - Accepted