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List and define general anatomical and physiological terms related to
vascular sonography. (I)
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Describe the anatomy of the normal, abnormal, and pathological states
of the arterial vascular system. (II)
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Describe the normal and pathologic physiology of vascular
hemodynamics. (III)
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Define specific terms related to vascular ultrasound physics including
Doppler and real time. (IV)
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Identify and describe findings from patient history and physical
examination for the vascular imaging patient. (V)
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Describe scan protocol and report findings from pressure measurements
of ankles, legs, arms, digits, abdomen, and penile pressures of the
vascular patient. (VI)
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Describe scan protocol and reportable findings from pressure
measurements for duplex Doppler interpretation of legs, arms, hands,
feet, digits, and abdomen. (VII)
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Describe scan protocol for plethysmography of arms, legs, digits, in
vascular patients. (VIII)
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Compare and contrast vascular testing and results with other
modalities in relation to sensitivity, specificity, accuracy, test
results, and measurements. (IX)
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