CCI RVS FINAL SCRIPT 2026 QUESTIONS
WITH ANSWERS GRADED A+
◉The most common medical treatment of acute ischemic stroke
consist of: Answer: rtPA (Recombinant Tissue Plasminogen
Activator)
◉The primary concern in patient with acute deep venous
thrombosis: Answer: Pulmonary embolism may occur
◉The greatest pressure of venous hypertension in secondary
varicose veins occurs: Answer: during muscle contraction
◉A varicose vein is most often: Answer: A dilation of the greater
saphenous vein or superficial tributary.
◉A bakers cyst is a collection of: Answer: Synovial fluid from the
knee joint
◉2 weeks after the fractur of the femur a 33 year old female is seen
for swelling of the calf of the same leg. The preliminary diagnosis,
,prior to any performance noninvasive testing should include:
Answer: DVT & Popliteal entrapment (2 of the above)
◉Patients suspected of having venous disease may complain of pain
that is: Answer: relieved by elevation
◉Edema caused by DVT is characterized by: Answer: Swelling in the
ankles and legs but not the feet. (Usually swelling is not found in the
feet in venous disease. )
◉A patient with chronic venous insufficiency complains of sudden
onset of edema and pain in the affected leg, this maybe related to:
Answer: reoccurrence of acute DVT
◉Patients with a swollen limb who have just returned from a
country where filariasis is endemic may be suspecting: Answer:
lymphedema
Filariasis is a nematoad that takes up residence in the lymph system
and can cause lymphedema. This would be a somewhat obscure
differential diagnosis for deep venous thrombosis.
◉lower extremity ulcers are overwhelmingly the result of: Answer:
venous disease
, ◉a patient presents with acute pronounced bright red discoloration
and edema of the skin along the anterior calf. The most likely
diagnosis is: Answer: Cellulitis
◉Typical findings of skin discoloration in a patient with chronic
venous insufficiency are: Answer: Rusty brown color at ankles and
calf's
◉Sometime after being hit by a car, a patient has severe pain in the
anterior aspect of the right knee and massive left LE edema. The
patient most likely has Answer: Extensive left femoral popliteal
deep vein thrombosis.
◉Chronic deep venous obstruction will increase: Answer:
Ambulatory venous pressure.
Ambulatory (Walking) venous pressure increases dramatically in
chronic venous obstruction.
◉Brawny skin changes at the ankle most likely represent Answer:
Chronic venous insufficiency
◉A common physical finding in PE is: Answer: Tachypnea (Rapid
respiration)
WITH ANSWERS GRADED A+
◉The most common medical treatment of acute ischemic stroke
consist of: Answer: rtPA (Recombinant Tissue Plasminogen
Activator)
◉The primary concern in patient with acute deep venous
thrombosis: Answer: Pulmonary embolism may occur
◉The greatest pressure of venous hypertension in secondary
varicose veins occurs: Answer: during muscle contraction
◉A varicose vein is most often: Answer: A dilation of the greater
saphenous vein or superficial tributary.
◉A bakers cyst is a collection of: Answer: Synovial fluid from the
knee joint
◉2 weeks after the fractur of the femur a 33 year old female is seen
for swelling of the calf of the same leg. The preliminary diagnosis,
,prior to any performance noninvasive testing should include:
Answer: DVT & Popliteal entrapment (2 of the above)
◉Patients suspected of having venous disease may complain of pain
that is: Answer: relieved by elevation
◉Edema caused by DVT is characterized by: Answer: Swelling in the
ankles and legs but not the feet. (Usually swelling is not found in the
feet in venous disease. )
◉A patient with chronic venous insufficiency complains of sudden
onset of edema and pain in the affected leg, this maybe related to:
Answer: reoccurrence of acute DVT
◉Patients with a swollen limb who have just returned from a
country where filariasis is endemic may be suspecting: Answer:
lymphedema
Filariasis is a nematoad that takes up residence in the lymph system
and can cause lymphedema. This would be a somewhat obscure
differential diagnosis for deep venous thrombosis.
◉lower extremity ulcers are overwhelmingly the result of: Answer:
venous disease
, ◉a patient presents with acute pronounced bright red discoloration
and edema of the skin along the anterior calf. The most likely
diagnosis is: Answer: Cellulitis
◉Typical findings of skin discoloration in a patient with chronic
venous insufficiency are: Answer: Rusty brown color at ankles and
calf's
◉Sometime after being hit by a car, a patient has severe pain in the
anterior aspect of the right knee and massive left LE edema. The
patient most likely has Answer: Extensive left femoral popliteal
deep vein thrombosis.
◉Chronic deep venous obstruction will increase: Answer:
Ambulatory venous pressure.
Ambulatory (Walking) venous pressure increases dramatically in
chronic venous obstruction.
◉Brawny skin changes at the ankle most likely represent Answer:
Chronic venous insufficiency
◉A common physical finding in PE is: Answer: Tachypnea (Rapid
respiration)
