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guide doctors as they diagnose and treat certain problems with blood vessels and lymph vessels throughout the body

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INTERVENTIONAL RADIOGRAPHY

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other term for IV radiography

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Image-guided therapy

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Modalities used for IR

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X-ray, CT, ultrasound

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year of ANGIOGRAPHY

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1930

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EARLY 1960s discovery of insertion of needle entering selected coronary arteries through the arm

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MASON JONES

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what was discovered in early 1960s

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TRANSBRACHIAL SELECTIVE CORONARY ANGIOGRAPHY

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7
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who developed transfemoral administration

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MELVIN JUDKINS

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8
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insertion of needle in artery through thigh.

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TRANSFEMORAL

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9
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Who discovered the examination of the heart

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CHARLES DOTTER

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What did Charles Dotter discovered

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CORONARY ANGIOGRAPHY

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11
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give 3 examples of imaging procedures

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  • ANGIOGRAPHY
  • AORTOGRAPHY
  • ARTERIOGRAPHY
  • CARDIAC CATHETERIZATION
  • MYELOGRAPHY
  • VENOGRAPHY
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12
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examination of the blood vessels

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ANGIOGRAPHY

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13
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examination of the largest artery of the heart

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AORTOGRAPHY

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14
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visualization of the heart and its vessels

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CARDIA CATHETERIZATION

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MYELOGRAPHY is the Examination of the

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Spinal Column

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VENOGRAPHY is the examination of

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veins

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17
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3 examples of interventional procedures

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STENT PLACEMENT
EMBOLIZATION
INTRAVASCULAR STENT
THROMBOLYSIS
BALLOON
ANGIOPLASTY
ATHERECTOMY
ELECTROPHYSIOLOGY

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18
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Arteriostenosis means

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narrowing of arteries

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19
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insertion of a small mesh tube to widen the narrowing vessels or arteriosclerosis

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STENT PLACEMENT

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: procedure where there is blocking of on or more blood vessels

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EMBOLIZATION

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21
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For arterial closure

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intravascular stent

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22
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abnormal formulation of blood clot

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thrombolysis

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23
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preventing flow of blood

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BALLOON ANGIOPLASTY

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atherectomy is the Removal of

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ATHEROSCLEROSIS

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25
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examination sue to abnormal heart beats

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ELECTROPHYSIOLOGY

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26
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term used to describe abnormal heart beats

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ARRYTHMIA

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27
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Arterial access was used in

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1953

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28
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who discovered arterial access with the use of catheter

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Sven Ivar Seldinger

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29
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size of Seldinger Method

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18- gauge with stylet

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30
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where is the arterial access usually administered?

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Femoral Artery

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31
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OLIVE GAUGE

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14

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AMBER GAUGE

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GRAY GAUGE

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16 GAUGE COLOR

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GRAY

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18 GAUGE COLOR

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GREEN

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20 GAUGE COLOR

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PINK

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PURPLE GAUGE

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BLUE GAUGE

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23 GAUGE

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25 GAUGE

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WHITE GAUGE

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equipment that allows the radiologist to position the catheter within the vascular network

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GUIDEWIRES

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fabricated of stainless steel and contain an inner core wire that is tapered at the end to a soft, flexible tip.

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GUIDEWIRES

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variation of the tip configuration that was initially designed for use in atherosclerotic vessels filled with plaque.

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J - TIP Guidewire

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J-tip Guidewire is used for?

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atherosclerotic vessels filled with plaque

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1mm Diameter equivalent in Fr

47
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is used for femoral approach to the brachiocephalic vessels

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H1 or Head Hunter Tip

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who discovered H1

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Vincent Hinck

49
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highly curved for approach to sharply angled vessels

50
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simmons catheter is used for?

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cerebral and visceral angiography

51
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has an angled tip joined to a gentle curve

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C2 OR COBRA CATHETER

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c2 is used for?

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celiac, renal and mesenteric arteries

53
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have side holes for ejecting contrast media into a compact bolus

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PIGTAIL CATHETERS

54
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Reducing the whiplash effect during invasive procedures due to the amount of the contrast media used

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PIGTAIL CATHETERS

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CM used for IR

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Non Ionic CM

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NON IODIC CM contrast is used because of what property

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OSMOLALITY/ LOW OSMOLALITY

57
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Give atleast 1 monitoring device

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electrocardiography/ automatic blood pressure measurement/and pulse oximetry

58
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3 risks of arteriography

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continuous bleeding
kidney failure
blood clot

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procedure room size (2)

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> 20ft along any wall and >500ft^2

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room must always be?

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clean and sterile

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Control room size

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personnel in IR

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2- 3 Radiographers, IR radiologist and radiology nurse (+anesthesiologist)

63
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xray tube target must be

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small (0.3mm)

64
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diameter of anode disc must be

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large and massive

65
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cathodes must be designed for

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magnification and serial radiography

66
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The X-RAY TUBE used for IR procedures has:

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  1. small target angle (0.3mm)
  2. a large diameter massive anode disc
  3. cathodes designed for magnification and serial radiography.
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SID in IR

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OID in IR

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Focal spot size

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1.0 mm/0.3 mm

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DISC size

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15-cm diameter; 5 cm thick

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power rating

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Anode heat capacity

73
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formula of SOD

74
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generators used for IR

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HIGH FREQUENCY GENERATORS

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HIGH VOLTAGE GENERATORS require for high power requirements

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three-phase, 12- pulse power capable of at least 100 kW with low ripple

76
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couch must in IR

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stationary patient couch with a floating or movable tabletop

77
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voltage ripple percent of HIGH FREQUENCY GENERATORS

78
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Digital Image receptors use?

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CHARGE COUPLED DEVICES

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acquisition of digital fluoroscopic images combined with injection of contrast material and real-time subtraction of pre- and post-contrast images to perform angiography is referred to as digital subtraction angiography

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DSA stands for

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dIGITAL SUBTRACTION ANGIOGRAPHY

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medterm for bloodvessel

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radiological study of blood vessel in the body after the introduction of iodinated contrast media.

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ANGIOGRAPHY

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It is simply a technique by which bone structures images are canceled out from a film of bones plus opacified vessels, leaving an unobscured image of the vessels.

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SUBTRACTION

84
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developed the technique of contrast x-ray cerebral angiography to diagnose diseases, such as tumors and arteriovenous malformations

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EGAS MONIZ

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when did EGAS MONIZ developed his technique

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when did egas moniz win his nobel prize

87
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who produced subtracted images using plain films.

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ZIEDSES DES PLANTES

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when was the idea of subtraction images were first proposed

89
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year of introduction of the Seldinger technique

90
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the procedure became safer as no sharp devices need to remain inside the vascular lumen

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seldinger technique

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Photographic method used to eliminate unwanted images

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CONDITIONS OF DSA

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1.Scout Film
2.Angiogram Film-Contrast
3.No Motion of Head

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