femoral arterial access –> needle enter –> at what location on skin?
femoral head –> infmed
femoral arterial access –> needle –> med/lat –> what angle?
45 deg
femoral NAVL –> order?
lat –> med:
common femoral A –> begin at what landmark?
inguinal lig
femoral arterial access –> low access –> potential comp?
puncture A & V –> AV fistula
femoral arterial access –> high access –> potential comp?
above pelvic brim –> retroperitoneal hemorrhage
differentiate: pseudoaneurysm –> tx –> watchful wait vs US-guided thrombin injection?
- >1cm: US-guide thrombin inject
AVF –> doppler findings? (3)
venous access procedure –> #1 dangerous part?
catheter –> insert into peel-away sheath
catheter –> insert into peel-away sheath –> pt acute hypoxic –> dx? next step?
air embolism:
lrg air embolism –> possible tx?
aspirate w catheter
angiographic run –> inj rate –> units?
cc/sec for total cc
angiographic run –> inj rate:
artery stenosis –> 1st line tx?
perc transluminal angioplasty (PTA)
perc transluminal angioplasty (PTA) –> balloon size –> relative to vessel size?
10-20% lrger than vessel diameter
perc transluminal angioplasty (PTA) –> balloon size –> units?
- length (cm)
perc transluminal angioplasty (PTA) –> comp? (3)
stent –> 2 broad types?
- self-expandable
stent –> balloon vs self - expandable –> pro vs con
balloon:
- higher radial force on deploymt
- if crushed –> stay crushed
self:
- more flexible –> more trackable thru vessel
vessels around jts –> preferred stent type?
self-expandable
stent –> what size to use?
- 1-2mm wider than normal vessel lumen
stent size –> oversize by what %?
- ven –> 20%
stent –> covered –> used for what conditions? (3)
embolic material –> 2 main categories?
- temporary