A(n) ____ is a central venous catheter that has the port buried in a subcutaneous pocket under the skin's surface.

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IVAD stands for implanted venous access device, and it is a central venous catheter that has a port buried in a subcutaneous pocket under the skin's surface. CVAD stands for central venous access device, but it refers to any catheter that is inserted into a major vein, including those that have an external port. IVAN and Tuhoy are not types of central venous catheters.

A(n) ____ Is a Central Venous Catheter That Has the Port