Pectoral region
Anatomy · Topic 9
Source: NMC CBME Curriculum 2024 · Volume I · Anatomy · Topic 9 · combined PDF page 111
Practice questions
- A cardiac implantable electronic device has a generator connected to transvenous leads. Where is the generator typically placed?
- Which set contains the venous routes identified as common for introducing cardiac-device leads in the pectoral region?
- What is the stated rationale for using extrathoracic venous access for cardiac-device implantation?
- Which option lists the three common extrathoracic venous access sites for cardiac-device implantation in the pectoral region?
- Why is the left pectoral region the preferred site for an implantable cardioverter-defibrillator generator, according to the cited comparison?
- In the cited randomized comparison, which finding was reported for implantation defibrillation thresholds with right- versus left-pectoral ICD placement?
- In the reviewed description of insertable loop recorder implantation, where was the device placed?
- Which patient profile is described as particularly suitable for insertable loop recorder monitoring?
- The cited review describes an insertable loop recorder as providing at least how much continuous monitoring?
- In the cited review, a cardiac contractility modulation device was typically implanted in which pectoral region?
- Which statement best describes the timing and intended effect of cardiac contractility modulation signals?