Definition
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Anatomy
Veins
100

Longest vein in the body

Great Saphenous Vein

100

Greater;Long

New Great

100

Name one of two large tributaries of great saphenous vein

Anterior accessory

posterior accesory

100

Calcification is seen in veins with patients who suffer from what medical condition?

Diabetes

200

Dilated, tortuous superficial vein

Varicosity

200

Lesser; short

Small

200

The main trunk of the saphenous vein lies in what compartment

Saphenous

200

At what distance should marks be placed along the length of the vein when marking?

2 to 3 cm

300

A vein that connects the superfical to deep system

Perforator

300

Vein of Giacomini

Cranial extension of the small saphenous vein

300

A normal healthy vein should have what three characteristics (name two)

Have smooth, thin walls

Be compliant and easily compressed

Have freely moving valves

300

List two strategies for successful vein mapping (5 total)

Maximize venous pressure

Keep pt. warm

Use light pressure

Use gel sparingly

Keep transducer perpendicular

400

A superficial vein that courses along the posterior aspect of the calf, terminating into the Pop

Small saphenous

400

Accessory saphenous

Anterior accessory great saphenous vein

400

When the GSV is in the correct compartment, you get what appearance on ultrasound?

Egyptian/Cleopatra eye

400

A surgeon wants a saphenous vein around what measurement for adequate bypass?

2.5-3 mm

500

A superficial vein forming at the level of the medial malleolus; courses along the medial calf and thigh

Great saphenous

500
Leonardo's vein

posterior accessory great saphenous

500

When measuring the diameter of a vein, how do you measure?

Inner wall to inner wall

500

Name all three types of bypass procedures that the superfical veins can be used for

CABG; LE bypass; AV Fistulas

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