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CHAP 26- VASCULAR
LANGE Q&A
Term | Definition |
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what kind of procedure would a fogarty cath be utilized? | embolectomy |
amputated extremities are? | wrapped and refrigerated in the morgue |
if a knitted graph is preclotted, it | minimizes bleeding |
pedal pulses are assessed with a | doppler |
heparin is utilized in vascular surgery | to prevent thrombosis |
prime consideration in a ruptured abdominal aortic aneurysmectomy is | hemorrhage control |
in which surgery would a tunneler be used? | fem-pop bypass |
Which piece of equipment would be placed on an envelope to be set up for the purpose of removing clots through in arteriotomy | Fogarty |
The goal of a carotid endarterectomy us to | Remove plaque |
Plaque removal from a vessel is termed | Endarterectomy |
Placement of a vascular graft proximal to and inclusive of the common iliac vessels will nessitate the use of a/an | Bifurcated graft |
The most common vessel used for hemodialysis in the forearm are | Radial artery to basilica vein |
migrating clots that have formed in the lower ext. can be intercepted on the way to the heart or lungs by | greenfield filter |
retraction of fine structures And blood vessels during vascular surgery is accomplished by the use of | Vessel loops |
Fluoroscopy is required for what procedures in vascular surgery? | Greenfield, endocardium pacing electrode, and myocardial pacing electrode |
Compression of subclavian vessels and the brachial plexus at the superior aperture of the thorax is known as | Thoracic outlet syndrome |
In vascular surgery, the term in Siri graft references the use of a | Autogenous graft |
During vascular surgery, monitoring the activated clotting time introspectively provides useful data for judging the need for reversal or addition of | Heparin |
Low molecular weight protein that, when combined with her pain, causes a loss of anticoagulant activity postoperatively | Protamine sulfate |