Which of the following are characteristics of ALI (acute limb ischemia)?

Where do PVC’s arise from?

A firm enters into a line of credit at the start of the year. The firm is entitled to borrow up to $400 million and must pay 0.3% on any unused money it is allowed to borrow.  The borrowing rate is 3% a year on money borrowed (ignoring compounding of interest).  If the firm pays a 0.4% initiation fee on the maximum amount of the line of credit at the date of the agreement and borrows only $150 million at the start of the year and pays back none of this amount borrowed at the start of the year, what is the firm’s total expense due to the line of credit for the full year (including initial fees) – I do not want a present value here, just the total cost.  The answer should be in millions of dollars to two decimal places.

Identify this modality: device which removes obstructive plaque by cutting, shaving or abrading and subdivided into excisional or ablative.

Identify risks of endovascular therapy.

Formation of Q waves occur during _______.

How often should the crash cart/supplies be checked?

How are shunts most commonly documented in the cath lab?

________ limb ischemia should be addressed with urgency and has been classified as the “heart attack equivalent in the leg”; in absence of reperfusion, permanent impairment of neurologic and motor function may occur within six hours.

What is considered the pacemaker of the heart because the cells in this location possess the greatest spontaneous automaticity (ability to initiate a response)?