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1. 2-3 cm What is the normal diameter f
the abdominal aorta?

2. Claudication After walking five minutes on
treadmill, patient
experiences decrease in
ankle pressures of 40%
on right and 50% on left
these finding suggest

3. AC-coupled output What is the correct setting
for arterial volume
recording?

4. An absent flow recersal component, What Doppler waveform
blunting of the peak velocity and ab- normality in the lower
prolonged upslope and downslope. extrem- ity arterial
circulation distal to a
hemodynamically significant
stenosis show?
5. Reverse flow component:
It is part of arterial Doppler not volume A normal arterial volume
wave- form may have all
waveform, does NOT have zero baseline! except
It does have - swift upstroke, sharp peak,
rapid downslope bowed toward baseline,
dicrotic notch

6. There should be no change if normal. What is a normal response of
ankle pressure to exercise
test- ing
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7. Markedly dampened, possibly making With severe lower extremity
interpreta- tion difficult for distal ar- terial occlusive disease,
segments. how will




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distal Doppler waveforms
ap- pear

8. 65mmHg What is the usual cutt Pressur
used in arterial volume
record- ing

9. Low-pitched and monophasic What would the CFA signal
look like with aortoiliac
occlusion?

10. False True or false
diastolic flow reversal is always
present in all abnormal limbs

11. The results are influenced by the patient's What is the most important
periph- eral resistance rea- son Doppler
evaluation should be
performed with patient in a
basal state and warm
tempera- ture
12. Relatively high frequency with pulsatile
compo- nents, and don't change with Audible Doppler Venus
respiration signals are usually low
frequency and vary with
respiration, whereas
normal arterial signals in
the arms and legs are


13. High frequency When listening with
continu- ous wave
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Doppler over a son- ic
lesion, you will hear high
frequency or low
frequency sound?

14. >100%




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