Basic Invasive Principles/Pharmacology Flashcards

(40 cards)

1
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Dense/thick tissue absorbs ______ radiation

A

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2
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ALARA stands for what

A

As Low as Reasonably Achievable

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3
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3 Principles of radiation safety

A

Time, distance, shielding

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4
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Amount of ionizing radiation in air during exposure of radiation made

A

R (Roentgen)

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5
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RAD

A

Radiation absorbed dose

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6
Q

REM

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Roentgen Equivalent in man

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7
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HCW allowable mREM/yr

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5000

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8
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HCW lifetime allowable dose

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5 REM - (age-18)

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9
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Patient allowable mREM for single organ (per year)

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50,000

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10
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Patient lens of eye allowable mREM

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15,000/yr

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11
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Embryo/fetal dosage allowed

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500 mREM/10 mo or 50 mREM/mo

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12
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Angiography mREM

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1100

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13
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PCI mREM

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3300

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14
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RF ablation mREM

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1500

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15
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Early effects of radiation exposure

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Erythema, epilation, nausea, vomiting, GI bleed, skin damage/ulcers

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16
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Late effects of radiation

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Leukemia, cancer, genetic effects, cataracts, thyroid problems

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17
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1 Sievert = 1 Gray = ____ REM

18
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Law of Bergonie and Tribondeau

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More sensitive cells are affected more by radiation

19
Q

Name of c-arm

20
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What is collimation

21
Q

Pericardial disease viewed from RH or LH

22
Q

What is tortuosity

A

A bunch of bends/twists

23
Q

Access gained in opposition of bloodflow

24
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Access gained in in the direction of bloodflow

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Allen's test
Positive if color returns in 8-10 sec after releasing radial artery
26
ingredients in radial cocktail
Heparin, verapamil, nitroglycerine
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Trendelenburg position
feet above head
28
Vaso-vagal treatment
Fluids (NaCl), atropine, Trendelenburg position
29
Lower back pain can be a symptom of what
RP bleed
30
Closure made of collagen and suture
Angioseal
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Closure made of suture
Perclose
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Closure made with Nitinol clip
Starclose
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Closure made with Hyrogel plug
Minx
34
#1 cause of death in cardiac procedures
Respiratory arrest
35
6 R's of medication administration
RIGHT drug, patient, concentration, dosage, route/method, charting
36
Medications that promote receptor site stimulation
Agonists
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Medications that block receptor sites
Antagonist
38
Medications that increase/decrease contractility
Inotropic
39
Medications that increase/decrease heart rate
Chronotropic
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Preferred treatment for heart failure
Elanapril (ACE inhibitor)