Exam 3 Flashcards
What is blood pressure defined as?
the force exerted on arterial walls causes by pumping action of the heart
Where will a patient with peripheral vascular disease (PVD) have pulse monitored?
extremities
What does a duplex ultrasound check
to see how blood moves through your vessels
What is angiography?
injection of contrast media into a vessel while x-rays are taken
How is a plethysmography test carried out?
blood pressure cuffs are placed on extremities to measure systolic pressure.
Where should be prepped for a venous access device?
both sides, chin, neck, and chest to top of breasts
Where is the prep for a AV shunt procedure
whole arm up to axilla
What forcep s are most common in vascular surgery?
DeBakey and Geralds
Which forcep has teeth in vascular?
Geralds
Whats the instrument called that holds the hydrajaw inserts
Fogarty clamps
What is the instrument that puts disposable clips?
spring clip appliers
What are bulldogs used for?
to occlude vessels
What is the instrument that have similar to DeBakey forceps but is a ratcheted clamp?
DeBakey clamps
What instrument looks like a nerve root retractor but pulls out all the valves inside a vein?
valvulotome
What clamp in vascular surgery has a curve like the top of an S
satinsky
When the surgeon is tying suture, what do you do?
wet their hands
what is used to tap suture?
rubber shods on mosquitos
What is it called when dying red blood cells out number the bone marrows production of red blood cells
hemolytic anemia
What disease can happen if the mother has an incompatible blood type?
hemolytic anemia
is sickle cell anemia inherited?
yes
What disease? Not enough healthy RBC to carry enough oxygen through the body
sickle cell anemia
how quick do Sickle Cells die?
20 days
How can a child be born with sickle cell anemia?
If both parents have the gene
What is it called when the body stops producing enough blood cells?
aplastic anemia