UPPER EXTREMITY BONY LANDMARKS
This bone is between the shoulder blade and the sternum
What is Clavicle?
This artery runs along the Clavicle
What is subclavian artery?
Deep veins are accompanied by __________ of the same name
Artery
These veins do not have an accompanying artery
Superficial veins
Inspiration increases flow in this portion of the body
Chest
The upper arm bone
Humerus
This artery runs along the Humerus bone
What is Brachial artery?
Does not have an accompanying artery
What is the Superficial vein?
The longest vein in the body that drains into CFV
Great Saphenous vein
The number one criteria to rule out DVT
Compression
Lateral bone in the forearm
Radius
Radius
This artery runs along the lateral forearm
What is Radial artery?
CFV, FV POP, Tibial, Peroneal veins
Deep veins
This vein does not have an accompanying artery and empties into the pop vein
Small saphenous V
Venous stasis
hypercoagulable state
Vessel wall injury
Virchow's triad
bone toward the pinky
Ulnar
The Innominate artery is seen on both left and the right side.
TRUE or FALSE?
FALSE
This Deep Vein is found behind the knee
Popliteal Vein
This connects Superficial vein to the Deep veins
What are Perforators
The most common spot for a DVT
Near valves
The long bones within the hand
Metacarpals
The First branch of the subclavian artery
Vertebral
These veins branches off the popliteal vein
ATV, T-P trunk, Tib and Per veins
Thrombus in these veins are considered dangerous and they are known as..
DVT
What is the dangerous complication of a DVT?
Pulmonary Embolism