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DVT398-PH3
USIDMS Upper Extremity Venous
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| The ____________ is used as a landmark to find the internal jugular vein that runs alongside it. | carotid artery |
| The internal jugular vein will be _______ if the patient is sitting or standing. | collapsed |
| The beginning of the brachiocephalic veins at the confluence of the __________ and _________ veins is the region of this vessel that is most often examined. | subclavian, internal jugular |
| The subclavian vein is visualized above and below the ______. | clavicle |
| At or near the antecubital fossa, the cephalic vein communicates with which vein? | median cubital vein |
| The median cubital vein connects which two veins? | cephalic and basilic veins |
| Is the axillary vein a deep or superficial vein? | deep vein |
| Compression of which two veins are not usually performed due to their positions? | brachiocephalic and subclavian veins |
| If the walls fail to coapt or completely close together, a ________ should be suspected. | thrombus |
| A superficial vein thrombus will have the same appearance as a ___________ thrombosis. | deep vein |
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