Vascular Registry Exam Questions With complete solutions Updated 2023/2024 Graded A++

Vascular Registry Exam Questions With complete solutions Updated 2023/2024 Graded A++. Branches of the Abdominal AO - correct answer 1st major-Celiac artery (trunk/axis) 2nd major-SMA Renals 3rd major-IMA (after renals) Celiac Axis - correct answer Branches into Common Hepatic (to right), Splenic, & Left Gastric (off left) Common Hepatic Arteries - correct answer Gives rise to the Gastroduodenal artery in PANC head & divides into Rt & Lt Hepatics Splenic Artery - correct answer Branches left and posteriosuperior to PANC body/tail SMA/IMA waveforms - correct answer High resistance preprandial/Low resistance postprandial SMA supplies - correct answer Bowel from duodenum to prox small bowel IMA supplies - correct answer Bowel descending & rectosigmoid colon Right Renal Artery - correct answer Branches anterolateral, posterior to IVC Left Renal Artery - correct answer Branches posterolateral Renal Artery waveform - correct answer Low resistance Portal vein is usually formed by the confluence of - correct answer SMV & Splenic veins *It also receives blood from the inferior mesenteric, gastric, and cystic veins Portals walls/waveforma - correct answer echogenic walls & phasic waveforms Renal veins are formed by - correct answer renal tributaries Vascular Registry CCI Exam Review Questions With complete solutions Latest 2023/2024 | 100% Verified Left Renal Vein - correct answer Longer than Rt.; Receives suprarenal/Gonadal vein Left Renal pathway - correct answer Anterior to AO; Posterior to SMA Right Renal Vein - correct answer No tributaries; shorter Hepatic Veins - correct answer Hepatofugal flow; from liver to IVC Patient status for Abdominal Vascular Imaging - correct answer NPO 8-12 hours Ectasia - correct answer Local diameter increase with small bulge (20% increase for Ao 3cm) AAA growth rate - correct answer 1-2mm/year until 3-4cm; 5 mm/yr 4cm Aneurysm classification - correct answer 2-3cm; 3-4cm for AAA AAA Intervention - correct answer 5.5cm (high risk for rupture-catastrophic) Fusiform - correct answer Concentric enlargement; All 3 layers intact Saccular - correct answer Eccentric enlargement; All 3 layers compromised; Less common (1%); Usually in Thoracic Ao Types of Saccular AAA - correct answer 1-Cannula Placement 2-Mycotic aneurysm (bacterial infection Ao wall) 3-Vasculitis (Inflammatory process) 4-Penetrating ulcer rupture into media