Angiographic and Interventional Procedures

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Across
  1. 1. used in angioplasty to keep vessel open and restore bloodflow
  2. 5. the brachial artery divides into the radial and the _____ artery
  3. 6. Transport oxygenated blood from the heart to tissues
  4. 7. type of catheter used for abdominal angiography
  5. 9. this type of angiography is the most sensitive imaging test for brain aneurysms
  6. 10. done through an incision in the back and a balloon is placed into a collapsed vertebral body (nonvascular procedure)
  7. 12. x-ray imaging of blood vessels using contrast media being administered through a catheter placed directly into the blood vessel
  8. 14. makes vessels visible on all angiographic exams
  9. 17. how many major branches of the abdominal aorta are there?
  10. 18. this form MUST be signed BEFORE exam
  11. 21. uses a angiographic approach to create a embolus in a vessel to restrict blood flow
  12. 23. preferred artery for catheterization
  13. 24. Sends deoxygenated blood back to the heart.
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  1. 2. angiogram that is an arterial study to look at the major blood vessels that arise from the aorta
  2. 3. angiographic study of the aorta
  3. 4. medication to be held for 2 days after exam
  4. 8. the _____ light enables you to make the skin entry point to enhance your needle guidance during intervention
  5. 11. how many routine oblique views are required of the right coronary artery in a angiocardiogram?
  6. 13. ______ imaging procedures are radiologic procedures that intervene in a disease process, providing a therapeutic outcome
  7. 15. interventional procedures can be sub categorized into vascular and _____?
  8. 16. name given to the angiographic images
  9. 19. preferred technique for catheterization
  10. 20. Angiography exam of the peripheral vasculature after the injection of contrast media.
  11. 22. amount of contrast required for a peripheral angiographic exam is much ____ for a upper limb than a lower limb