Exam 3 Flashcards

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What is blood pressure defined as?

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the force exerted on arterial walls causes by pumping action of the heart

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Where will a patient with peripheral vascular disease (PVD) have pulse monitored?

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extremities

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What does a duplex ultrasound check

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to see how blood moves through your vessels

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What is angiography?

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injection of contrast media into a vessel while x-rays are taken

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How is a plethysmography test carried out?

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blood pressure cuffs are placed on extremities to measure systolic pressure.

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Where should be prepped for a venous access device?

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both sides, chin, neck, and chest to top of breasts

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Where is the prep for a AV shunt procedure

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whole arm up to axilla

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What forcep s are most common in vascular surgery?

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DeBakey and Geralds

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Which forcep has teeth in vascular?

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Geralds

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Whats the instrument called that holds the hydrajaw inserts

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Fogarty clamps

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What is the instrument that puts disposable clips?

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spring clip appliers

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What are bulldogs used for?

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to occlude vessels

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What is the instrument that have similar to DeBakey forceps but is a ratcheted clamp?

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DeBakey clamps

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What instrument looks like a nerve root retractor but pulls out all the valves inside a vein?

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valvulotome

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What clamp in vascular surgery has a curve like the top of an S

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satinsky

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When the surgeon is tying suture, what do you do?

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wet their hands

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what is used to tap suture?

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rubber shods on mosquitos

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What is it called when dying red blood cells out number the bone marrows production of red blood cells

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hemolytic anemia

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What disease can happen if the mother has an incompatible blood type?

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hemolytic anemia

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20
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is sickle cell anemia inherited?

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yes

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What disease? Not enough healthy RBC to carry enough oxygen through the body

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sickle cell anemia

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how quick do Sickle Cells die?

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20 days

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How can a child be born with sickle cell anemia?

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If both parents have the gene

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What is it called when the body stops producing enough blood cells?

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aplastic anemia

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What is atherosclerosis
Plaque build up
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what is arteriosclerosis?
Hardening of vessel
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What is hemophilia?
disorder where blood lacks clotting factors so it doesn't clot normally
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What does leukemia normally include (2)
bone marrow and lymphatic tissue
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what blood cells does leukemia normally affect?
WBC
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Most common type of leukemia
Acute
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what is cancer of the lymphatic system called?
lymphoma
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Where does myeloma cancer form?
in a WBC called plasma cells
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What is intermittent claudication?
pain caused by too little blood flow, typically affecting legs
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what is gangrene?
death of body tissue due to lack of blood flow or bacterial infection
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what is an aneurysm
excessive localized enlargement of an artery caused by weakness in the wall
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what are varicose veins?
gnarled, enlarged veins
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what is the condition where the veins have trouble sending blood from legs back to heart?
venous insufficiency
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what does raynauds disease cause?
some areas of the body to feel numb and cold in response to cold temps or stress
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what is thrombophlebitis?
when a blood clot blocks 1 or more of your veins
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what measures the amount of oxygen in the blood capillaries?
pulse oximetry
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What measures the end tidal CO2 (on the anesthesia machine)?
capnography
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What is used to measure forced expiration?
spirometry
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What is the most common examination of the respiratory system?
chest x-ray
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What is the test called that places a needle in the posterior portion of the pleural space for analysis of pleural effusion
thoracentesis
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what test is a direct analysis of the pH and gas concentrations in arterial blood
ABG analysis
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What instrument is used to remove the periosteum from a rib
Doyen rib stripper
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what is used to remove a rib?
rib shear
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what clamp is used to grasp lung tissue?
collins and duval clamp
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what clamp is used to clamp the bronchus?
sarot bronchus clamp
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What retractor looks like an S shaped pancake flipper?
scapula retractor
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what retractor looks like a whisk
Allison lung retractor
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What self-retaining retractor is used to expand the ribs?
burford retractor
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what instrument is used to bring the ribs back into place?
rib approximator
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what supply is used to collect sputum or fluid samples?
Lukens trap
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what does cystic fibrosis cause damage to
lungs and digestive tissue
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what cells are affected with cystic fibrosis
cells that produce mucus, sweat and digestive mucus
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what is pectus excavatumm
breastbone is sunken in
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what is pectus carinatum
breastbone protrudes out
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what is infectious bronchitis?
inflammation of the lining of the bronchial tubes
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What is empyema
collection of pus in the pleural space
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what does infections pneumonia infect?
inflames the air sacs in lungs
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what is a severe form of pneumonia?
legionnaires disease
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what does TB affect?
lungs
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what is pleuritis?
when the pleura become inflamed
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what is atelectasis
partial lung collapse
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what is a pneumothorax
collapsed lung
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what is a hemothorax
a collection of blood in the pleural cavity
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what does COPD stand for?
chronic obstructive pulmonary disease
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what is the leading cause of cancer death in the US
lung
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What is an electrical tracing of the heart that ID's rate and rhythm?
EKG
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What is is called to listen to the heart with a stethoscope?
ausculation
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what is an echocardiogram
ultrasonic waves applied directly to chest wall to develop a picture of the muscle
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What does a stress test evaluate?
the hearts function after exertion and at rest
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what does it mean is a stress test shows a "cold spot"
areas of disease and damage
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what is an electrophysiology?
an internal EKG that places wires right on the heart
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What is a cardiac catheterization
placing a catheter (into femoral artery) and injecting with contrast while under fluoroscopy
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what is coronary artery disease
when major vessels that supply the heart become damaged or diseased
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what is angina
chest pain caused by reduced blood flow to the heart
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what is the real name of a heart attack
myocardial infarction
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what is cardiomyopathy
condition where the heart muscle isnt normal
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what is it called when the hearts pumping power is weaker than normal
congestive hear failure
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What is tetralogy of Fallot causes by
a combo of 4 heart defects present at birth
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Patent ductus arteriosus is caused by what opening not closing after birth?
ductus arteriosus
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what happens in coarctation of the aorta
narrowing of the aorta
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what is atrial fibrillation?
irregular HR
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what is a ventricular fibrillation?
heart rhythm problems
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what is tachycardia?
faster than normal HR
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what is endocarditis
infection in inner lining of heart
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what is myocarditis?
inflammation of mycardium, middle layer of heart wall
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what is pericarditis?
welling and irritation of pericardium, the membrane surrounding the heart
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what does rheumatic fever develop from?
complications of strep or scarlet fever
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what happens with heart valve stenosis?
the valve doesnt open properly
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Why are carotids done
Peripheral vascular disease
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What's the biggest structure around the carotid
Sternocleidomastoid
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Where does plaque build up in an artery
Tunica intima
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What test may be done before a carotid
Arteriography
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What is unique about the prep for a carotid?
Always paint, no scrub
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What position is a patient in for venous access device insertions
Trendelenberg
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What is the difference between tunneling and non tunneling for venous access
Non tunneling is inserted directly or percutaneously | Tunneling is when the catheter "tunnels" under the skin to a convenient location
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What is an imported catheter
Catheter that is completely under the skin
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What gets flushed through access ports?
Heparinzed Saline
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What are 2 other names for a vena cava filter?
Greenfield and IVC filters
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Where is a vena cava filter placed
Just below the renal vein
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What is a vena cava filter used for
To catch pulmonary emboli before they get to the lung
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What's the different between an embolus and thrombus
Embolus moves, thrombus stays
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Where do you access the IVC from to insert the filter?
Femoral vein
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Why is a vein ligation done?
It's enlarged and painful
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What does endovascular laser treatment so?
Causes vein to contract
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What happens in an AV fistula?
A connection is made between an artery and vein
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What is an AV fistula used for
Dialysis, end stage renal failure
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Where is access normally gained for an embolectomy
Femoral artery
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What is used when performing an embolectomy
Radiopaque solution
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What is an in-situ graft
When the vein being used to bypass doesn't get removed, just moved
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What's the most common symptom of an abdominal aortic aneurysm
Back pain
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What is a Broviak?
An implanted catheter
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Where do you clamp when performing an anteriotomty?
Proximally
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What may be used to dilate a vessel
Heparin needle
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Where does legionnaires thrive
In stagnant water
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What is a partial lung collapse called
Atelectasis
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What is blood in the pleural space
Hemothorax
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What is a pneumothorax?
Air and gas penetrating the pleural space
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What is COPD
Chronic bronchitis and emphysema together
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Where do you enter in a mediatinoscopy approach
Suprasternal notch
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What kind of scope is used in a mediatinoscopy?
Rigid
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What kind of scope is used to remove foreign objects from airway
Rigid scope
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What is epyema
Pus and drainage
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What are the 3 steps in a decortication of the lung
Inflate lungs Visualize fibrin bands Dissect them
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What is it called to remove a whole lung
Pneumonectomy
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What is it called to have heart and lungs all transplanted?
En bloc
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What are the attachments in a lung transplant
Bronchus, artery, vein
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What is it called to check for air leakage in a lung
Val salva
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What does the sternum get closed with?
Steel
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How is a pectus excavatum repaired?
A bar is tunneled and placed, attached to the bone with steel on both sides
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What is VATS
Video assisted thorascopic surgery
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Is a penimoperitoneum need for VATS
No
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Who runs the heart lung machine
Profusionist
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How many cannulas are placed in the heart and where do they go?
3, SVC,IVC, aorta
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When does the core body temp get brought down for putting someone of bypass
After putting in the cannulas
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Which cannula had cardioplegia
Aortic cannula
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What is cardioplegia used for?
To cool the heart
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What does potassium lower during bypass and why do we do that
Metabolism, reduces need for oxygen
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Where cannula does blood flow from body to heart lung machine through
SVC
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What cannula does the blood go back into the body in with the heart lunch machine
IVC
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What's a way to cool the heart other than by cardioplegia
Slush
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What is a cabg
Coronary artery bypass grafts
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What 2 vessels could be used is a CABG
Saphenous vein or internal mammary artery
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What kind of cut is required with vein to artery
45 degree
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How does a heart restart after being in bypass
Shock
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How many chest tubes are used after a bypass
2-4, at least one straight and 1 angled
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What is MID-CABG
Minimally invasive direct coronary bypass graft
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What's OP-CAB
Off pump coronary artery bypass
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What is IABP
Intra-aortic balloon pump
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What is a IABP used for
Patients waiting for a heart transplant
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What is the Seldinger technique
Femoral artery approach for anything
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What is a true aneurysm
Congenital, wall of artery is really weak
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Which kind of aneurysms do not rupture
True aneurysms
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What is an annulus
The opening where the valve sits
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What is atrial/septal defect
A hole in the septum between atrium and ventral
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What is it called when the pulmonary artery and aorta don't disconnect after birth?
Patent ductus arteriosis
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What 4 things are fixed is a tetralogy of fallot
Ventricular septal defect, annulus dilation, valvulotomy, outflow
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What is an LVAD
Left ventricular assist device
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What is a heart transplanted if
Cold slush
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What 5 things get reanastomozed in a heart transplant?
SVC, IVC, PA, PV, Aorta
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What makes then pause happen in a heart beat
The bundle of His