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Use choices only once unless otherwise indicated. MATCHING 14-1: KEY TERMS AND DESCRIPTIONS Match each key term with the best description. Key Terms Descriptions 1. Abducted A. Area is supplied with blood from more than ope 2. ABGS artery B. Artery located in the antecubital fossa near the insertion of the biceps muscle C. Artery located in the groin, lateral to the pubic bone D. Artery located on the little-finger side of the wrist E. Artery located on the thumb side of the wrist F. Blood clot G. Circulating undissolved matter such as a blood clot H. Decreased blood volume I. Faintness or loss of consciousness caused by increased vagus nerve activity J. Fraction of inspired oxygen, as in oxygen therapy K. Liters per minute, as in oxygen therapy L. Obstruction of a blood vessel by an embolus M. Out to the side, away from the body N. Reflex or involuntary contraction of an artery O. Stable condition with no exercise, suctioning, or respirator changes for 20 to 30 minutes P. Test performed to assess collateral circulation before arterial puncture Q. Tests used to assess a patient's oxygenation, ventilation, and acid-base balance 3. Anaerobic 4. Arteriospasm Brachial artery 5. 6. Collateral circulation 7. Embolism 8. Embolus Femoral artery 9. FiO, 10. Hypovolemia 11. L/M 12. Modified Allen test 13. Radial artery 14. Steady state 15. Thrombus 16. 17. Ulnar artery R. Without air Vasovagal response 18.

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Key terms	Descriptions
1) Abducted	M) Out to the side,away from the body.
2) ABGs	Q) Test used to assess patient oxygenation,ventilation and acid-base balance.
3) Anaerobic	R) Without air.
4) Arteriospasm.	N) Reflex or involuntary contraction of artery.
5) Brachial artery.	B) Artery located in the anticubital fossa near the insertion of biceps muscle.
6) Collateral circulation.	A) Area is supplied from blood with more than one artery.
7) Embolism.	L) Obstruction of blod vessel by a embolus.
8) Embolus.	G) Circulating undissolved matter such as blood clot.
9) Femoral artery.	C) Artery located in the groin near to pubic region.
10) Fio2	J) Fraction of inspired oxygen as in oxygen therapy.
11) Hypovolemia.	H) Decreased blood volume.
12) L/M	K) Liter per minute as in oxygen therapy.
13) Modifed allen test.	P) Test performed to assess collateral circulation before arterial puncture.
14) Radial artery.	E) Artery located in the thumb side of wrist.
15) Steady state.	O) Stable condition with no exercise,suctioning or respiratory changes for 20 to 30 minutes.
16) Thrombus.	F) Blood clot.
17) Ulnar artery.	D) Artery located in the little finger side of wrist.
18) Vasovagal response.	I) Faintness,loss of conciousness caused by increased vagus nerve activity.