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VST 113 Extremity Venous Disease and Assessment Course Objectives

Following completion of theoretical and laboratory learning experiences, the student will be able to:

1. List and identify normal and abnormal upper and lower extremity venous anatomy.
2. Describe the upper and lower extremity venous physiology, including pathophysiology, hemodynamics and exercise physiology.
3. Describe various types of venous disease and dysfunction and their effects on hemodynamics.
4. Describe various treatment options, including pharmacological and lifestyle changes, interventional procedures and surgeries.
5. Demonstrate and explain venous procedures and protocols using proper use of diagnostic techniques.
6. Define the diagnostic criteria and appropriate indicators for venous examinations.
7. List various diagnostic studies for upper and lower venous disease explaining advantages and disadvantages of each.
8. List the importance of laboratory values and other modalities
9. Demonstrate proficiency and understanding in the use of quantitation principles as they apply to venous testing.