ARDMS RVT URR Mock Registry Exam B19 2025/2026 – 200+ Verified Questions & Answers on Vascular Anatomy, Hemodynamics, Venous Disorders, Arterial Pathology, and Diagnostic Criteria

This ARDMS Registered Vascular Technologist (RVT) URR Mock Registry Exam B19 – 2025/2026 Edition provides over 200 verified questions and 100% correct answers for targeted preparation ahead of the vascular ultrasound registry exam. Designed to mirror the ARDMS testing format, the content evaluates both theoretical knowledge and applied sonographic skills, ensuring readiness for certification. The material covers vascular anatomy (arterial and venous systems), hemodynamic principles (resistance patterns, Poiseuille’s law, Bernoulli’s principle), and diagnostic evaluation techniques using duplex ultrasound, spectral Doppler, and color Doppler imaging. Topics include peripheral arterial disease, deep vein thrombosis (DVT), venous reflux, pseudoaneurysm management, graft surveillance, AV fistula evaluation, and portal hypertension findings. Quantitative assessment skills are reinforced with stenosis velocity criteria, acceleration time interpretation, sensitivity/specificity calculations, and appropriate use criteria for vascular exams. The resource also includes case-based scenarios on reactive hyperemia, arteriovenous malformations, renal artery stenosis evaluation, and digital pressure interpretation for ischemic limb disease. This guide is ideal for: Courses: Vascular Ultrasound Registry Review, Diagnostic Medical Sonography, Cerebrovascular and Peripheral Vascular Imaging, ARDMS RVT Exam Preparation Students: Sonographers preparing for ARDMS RVT certification, vascular technologists, ultrasound students, and healthcare professionals seeking vascular imaging proficiency By studying with this resource, candidates will build the critical knowledge base, pattern recognition skills, and confidence required to pass the ARDMS RVT exam and excel in vascular diagnostic practice. Keywords: ARDMS RVT, vascular ultrasound, vascular anatomy, hemodynamics, duplex ultrasound, spectral Doppler, deep vein thrombosis, arterial stenosis, venous reflux, pseudoaneurysm, AV fistula, portal hypertension, velocity criteria, acceleration time, sensitivity and specificity, renal artery stenosis