Film DSA programming

Question 1

task of controlling the rate number of serial exposures made with a film changer

Answer 1

Film programming

Question 2

PROGRAMMING is accomplished either through manipulation of device intimately associated to film changer known as

Answer 2

Film programmer

Question 3

technique that is preferred over needle injection of the media

Answer 3

Catherization

Question 4

Common sites of artery

Answer 4

Femoral, axillary, brachial

Question 5

fewer risks in most commonly punctured vessels

Answer 5

Transfemoral sites

Question 6

Most widely used catherization method
Puncture of both wall vessel-anterior and posterior walls

Answer 6

Seldinger technique

Question 7

special multiple side hole catheter that allows higher volume of contrast

Answer 7

Pigtail catheter

Question 8

Common angiographic catheter size range

Answer 8

4 Fr-7 Fr
0.05 inch- 0.09 inch

Question 9

assist in procedure that sterile technique responsible for fasting and monitoring devices and equipments

Answer 9

CIT

Question 10

Used in px with aortic dissection
Rule out aneurysm

Answer 10

Thoracic aortography

Question 11

Evaluate aortic aneurysm occlusion or atheroscleotic disease
Simultaneous AP & Lateral

Answer 11

Abdominal aortography

Question 12

9 regions of abdomen

Answer 12

Right hypochondriac
Epigastric
Left hypochondriac
Right lumbar
Umbilical
Left lumbar
Right iliac
Hypogastric
Left iliac

Question 13

Visualization of aorta

Answer 13

Aortography

Question 14

rule out aortic aneurysm used in patient with aortic dissection

Answer 14

Thoracic Aortography

Question 15

3 position for thoracic aortography

Answer 15

PA, AP, LATERAL

Question 16

Position for abdominal aortography
Alternative:

Answer 16

Simultaneous AP and lateral
Lateral Decubitus