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  • 1

    refers specifically to radiologic imaging of the heart and associated structures.

    angiocardiography

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    typically performed at the same time with angiocardiography to visualize the coronary arteries.

    coronary arteriography

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    Coronary arteriography typically performed at the same time to visualize the what?

    coronary arteries

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    Is a more general term that is used to describe placing a catheter in the heart.

    cardiac catheterization

  • 5

    Cardiac catheterization is a more general term that is used to describe what?

    placing a catheter in the heart.

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    Angiocardiography clinical indications

    Coronary artery disease and angina Myocardial infarct Valvular disease Atypical chest pain Congenital heart anomaly Other heart and aorta pathology

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    Any displacement of the vessels may indicate a what

    space occupying lesion

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    What may indicate a space occupying lesion

    any displacement of the vessels

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    usually feared by most

    cerebral aneurysm

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    Cerebral Aneurysm symptoms

    Severe headache rapid onset neckpain & stiffness paralyzed seizure blurring eye dyslingua dizziness

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    Happen in tummy main artery carries blood from heart to aorta of the tummy that becomes weak

    aneurysm

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    Not clear the causes some people have a higher chance of getting one

    aneurysm

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    Aneurysm symptoms

    Pain in abdomen or back Clamie skin Nausea Dizziness Rapid heart rate or shock Vommiting

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    To determine functions after birth

    congenital abnormalities

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    Gastrointestinal bleeding

    demo blood supply has problem in stomach

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    Prefered site for angiocardiography catherization

    femoral artery

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    Catherization technique used in angiocardiography

    seldinger

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    The catheter is advanced to the aorta and along its length into the left ventricle for the WHAT

    left ventriculogram

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    The catheter is advanced to the what? for the left ventricle

    aorta and along its length into the left ventriculography

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    It is catheter used angiography because a large volume of contrast media is injected.

    pig tail

  • 21

    A pigtail catheter is used in angiocardiography because what?

    large volume of contrast media is injected.

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    the catheterization is changed and coronary arteries is selected both right and left coronary arteries are routinely examine

    coronary arteriogram

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    Coronary arteriogram catheterization is changed and what? is selected both right and left coronary arteries are routinely examine

    coronary arteries

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    the catheterization is changed and coronary arteries selected wthat are routinely examine

    rught and left coronary artery

  • 25

    Coronary arteriogram the catheterization is changed and coronary arteries is selected both right and left coronary arteries when

    routinely

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    It includes studies in addition to the radiologic imaging such as obtaining blood sample to measure oxygen saturation "oxymetry"

    angiocardiography

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    Angiocardiography includes studies in addition to the radiologic imaging such as obtaining blood sample to measure what?

    oxygen saturation called oxymetry

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    What angiocardiography includes

    measuring of oxygen saturation, hemodynamic pressure and gradient

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    Device use for the angiocardiography

    Specialized physiologic monitoring device

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    struggles to supply in the heart with enough blood oxygen and nutrients leading to the heart become exhausted

    coronary artery disease

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    Coronary artery disease cause

    cholesterol deposit

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    lack of blood flow in the portion of myocardium, silent

    myocardial infarction

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    CI angiocardiography can be congenital

    valvular disease

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    Valvular symptoms

    chest pain fatigue irregular heart beat fatigue dizziness low/high bp abdominal pain due to enlargement of liver Shortness of breath

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    burning sensation parang tinutusok sa chest acid reflux cartilage costochondritis

    atypical chest burn

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    catheter design in coronary arteriogram

    specially shaped catheter to fit each of artery

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    In angiocardiography when? the catheter is immediately remove to prevent occluding the vessels

    after the injection of cm

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    In angiocardiography coronary arteriogram After injection of cm the catheter is what?

    immediately remove to prevent occluding the vessels

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    Access to the right side of the heart is obtained by how? until the right side is reached

    catheterizing the femoral vein and Advance thru the venous structures

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    If biplane is available for left ventriculography what? images are obtain

    right and left anterior oblique images

  • 41

    For left ventriculography right and left anterior oblique images are obtain what is use

    if biplane is available

  • 42

    If equipment is what a 30 degrees rao is obtained routinely

    single plane

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    If equipment is single plane a what is obtained routinely

    30 degrees rao

  • 44

    With the use of what? the injection fraction can be calculated

    ventriculogram

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    With the use of ventriculogram the what? can be calculated

    injection fraction

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    With the use of ventriculogram the injection fraction can be what

    calculated

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    How much CM used in angiocardiography ventriculogram

    30 to 40 mL

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    Angiocardiography Type of CM used in ventriculogram

    nonionic, low osmolar, water soluble iodinated contrast media

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    typically require 7 to 10 mL of contrast media per injection.

    coronary arteries

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    30 to 40 mL of a nonionic, low osmolar, water soluble iodinated contrast media is injected for the

    ventriculogram

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    How many frames per second and it is higher for pediatric

    15 - 30 frames per second

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    15 to 30 frames per second and it is what

    higher for pediatric

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    demonstrates the contour and integrity of abdominal vasculature.

    abdominal angiography

  • 54

    Abdominal angiography demonstrates the what

    contour and integrity of abdominal vasculature.

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    The placement of abdominal vessels being studied and possible obstructions of vessel tears are demonstrated. Example?

    aneurysm ballooning

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    The what? being studied and possible obstructions of vessel tears (e.g. aneurysm ballooning) are demonstrated.

    placement of abdominal vessels

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    The placement of abdominal vessels being studied and what? are demonstrated.

    possible obstruction of vessels tears

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    refers to angiographic study of aorta and selective studies refer to the catheterization of a specific vessel.

    aortography

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    Puncture site for right side of heart

    femoral vein

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    In catheterization of left heart where does the catheter advance

    aorta and along its length into the left ventricle

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    In Catheterization of the right heart where does the catheter advance

    through venous structures

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    What catheterization is changed and both right and left is selected both right and left coronary arteries are routinely examine

    Coronary arteriogram

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    demonstrates the superior and inferior venae cavae.

    venacavography

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    Abdominal angiography clinical indications

    Aneurysm Congenital abnormality Gastrointestinal bleed Stenosis or occlusion Trauma

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    For an what?, the aorta typically is accessed by the femoral artery.

    aortogram

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    For an aortogram, the aorta typically is accessed by the where

    femoral artery

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    The type and size of catheter required

    depend on the structure

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    The what of catheter required depend on the structure

    type and size

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    require the use of specially shaped catheters to access the vessel of interest.

    Selective angiographic studies

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    Selective angiographic studies require the use of specially shaped catheters to access the what?

    vessel of interest

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    Selective angiographic studies require the use of what? catheters to access the vessel of interest.

    specially shaped

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    Common selective studies performed include the

    celiac artery, the renal arteries and the superior and inferior mesenteric arteries,

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    Common selective studies performed include the celiac artery, the renal arteries and the superior and inferior mesenteric arteries, which are selected when a WHAT?

    gastrointestinal bleed is investigated.

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    involves selecting a branch of a vessel.

    super selective study

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    A common example of super selective study in abdominal angiography

    selection of the hepatic or splenic artery

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    Catheterization for venacavography is obtained by what?

    femoral vein puncture

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    Catheterization for venacavography is obtained by femoral vein puncture. The catheter then is what

    advance to the desire level

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    amount of contrast media is used for aortogram and venacavogram.

    30 - 40 ml

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    In abdominal angiography 30-40ml amount of contrast media is used for

    aortogram and venacavogram.

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    Contrast media used in aortogram and venacavography

    Nonionic, water-soluble and iodinated with low osmolality.

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    Pt position in aortogram and venacavography

    supine

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    Any what? required is obtained by manipulating the C-arm.

    obliquity

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    Any obliquity required is obtained by what

    manipulating the C-arm.

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    are acquired, typically over seconds.

    serial images

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    Serial images are acquired,

    typically over seconds.

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    The what for the selective studies usually are extended to visualize the venous phase.

    imaging sequences

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    The imaging sequences for the selective studies usually are what

    extended to visualize the venous phase.

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    Respiration is what for the image acquisition.

    suspended

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    is obtained before arterial abdominal selective studies.

    Abdominal aortogram

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    Abdominal aortogram is obtained when

    before arterial abdominal selective studies.

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    Abdominal aortogram is obtained before

    arterial abdominal selective studies.

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    It is included in abdominal aortogram

    Diaphragm to the aortic bifurcation

  • 93

    Angiocardiography refers specifically to radiologic imaging of the

    heart and associated structures.

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    The imaging sequence for the selective studies usually are exteded why?

    to visualize venous phase