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DVT398-AB3
USIDMS Upper Extremity Venous
Question | Answer |
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What is the best position to have your patient in while scanning the veins in the arm? | supine |
Describe normal upper extremity venous flow. | respiratory phasicity, superimposed on cardiac pulsatility, most pronounced closest to the heart |
Which contralateral vein should always be scanned for comparison? | subclavian vein |
True or false. Paget-Schroetter syndrome is an effort-induced thrombus. | true |
What are some of the symptoms of SVC syndrome? | edema of the neck, face, and arms; usually bilaterally |
True or false. Superficial veins are affected more than deep veins in upper extremity DVT. | true |
The innominate veins are formed by the confluence of what two veins? | the subclavian vein and the internal jugular vein |
The axillary vein travels ________ (medially/laterally) to join the cephalic vein at the subclavian vein. | medially |
The brachial veins travel up the arm and merge together to form the ________ vein. | axillary vein |
The basilic vein branches off of what veins? | brachial veins |