Wrasse are a species of fish belonging to the Labridae family. There are over six hundred species of wrasse throughout the world. Most are small fish but some â such as the comically named humphead wrasse (found only in the Pacific and Indian Oceans) â can grow to eight feet in length.
An Intrauterine Pressure Catheter (IUPC) is a form of fetal monitoring that is used in labor, typically for high-risk situations.
a catheter that is threaded through the internal jugular, antecubital, or subclavian vein, usually with the tip resting in the superior vena cava or the right atrium of the heart. It is also used to administer fluids or medications for hemodynamic monitoring and to measure central venous pressure. long, fine catheter inserted into a vein for the purpose of administering through a large blood vessel parenteral fluids (as in parenteral nutrition), antibiotics and other therapeutic agents. This type of catheter is also used in the measurement of central venous pressure. See also central venous catheterization.