“Extravasation of blood through a defect in an arterial wall” defines a(n):

Based on the images below, which artery is dominant? arterial 1.png

A peripheral arterial bypass graft is likely to fail once the velocity in the graft falls below _____________ cm/s.

Place your caliper in the region where you would expect to see post stenotic turbulence. 

Which vessel is most commonly used for an “in situ” femoral artery bypass graft?

Which deep system vein is located on the lateral aspect (when in AP position) of the forearm?

Which of the following vessels is a superficial vein?

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A man who writes a Will is called the

The parties appointed by the principal to enter into a contract with a third on behalf of the principal is the?