ACHILLES TENDON IS A LANDMARK FOR WHICH DEEP CALF VEINS? WHAT VEINS DO NOT NORMALLY EXHIBIT SPONTANEOUS FLOW ON DOPPLER?
P V. CALF VEINS AND SUPERFICIAL VEINS, SUCH AS:
V’S 1. PTV’S
2. PERONEAL VEINS
AT VEIN COURSES BETWEEN THE TIBIAL AND FIBULAR HEAD
3. GSV
EMPTY BLOOD INTO THE POPLITEAL VEIN?
TV’S WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING VESSELS DOES NOT DRAIN INTO THE IVC?
1. RIGHT GONADAL VEIN (RGV)
2. RIGHT RENAL VEIN (RRV)
ENTAL PRESSURE EXAM:
3. LEFT HEPATIC VEIN (LHV)
: – 142 MMHG
4. RIGHT GONADAL VEIN AND SPLENIC V.
– PROX THIGH – 140 MMHG
5. SPLENIC VEIN
– DIST THIGH – 126 MMHG
116 MMHG
#5) THE SPLENIC VEIN DRAINS INTO THE PORTALVEIN
– 112 MMHG
(WHICH THEN DRAINS INTO THE IVC.)
H OF THE FOLLOWING COULD
AIN THESE RESULTS?
POPLITEAL DISEASE UPPER EXTREMITY DVT IS INCREASING IN INCIDENCE DUE TO:
C MASS A) DECREASED RELIANCE ON COUMADIN AS AN ACCEPTABLE BLOOD THINNER
L CALCIFICATION B) INCREASED APPLICATIONS OF SHOULDER SURGERY TECHNIQUES
EM ARTERY STENOSIS C) INCREASED USE OF CENTRAL VENOUS CATHETERS
MASS AND FEM ARTERY STENOSIS D) INCREASED USE OF URINARY CATHETERS
DURING A TCD OF A PATIENT WITH AN OCCLUSION OF
WHEN EVALUATING A PATIENT FOR A HEMODIALYSIS GRAFT, WHAT IS THE THE RIGHT ECA THE MEAN FLOW VELOCITY IN THE
MINIMAL ACCEPTABLE DIAMETER FOR THE NATIVE VEIN WHERE THE GRAFT IPSILATERAL ACA IS INCREASED
WILL BE CONNECTED? AND FLOW DIRRECTION IS REVERSED. WHAT DOES THIS
2 MM SUGGEST?
3 MM WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING CHANGES IN FLOW CAN BE
COLLATERAL FLOW FROM
SEEN WITH A BAKER’S CYST? LEFT TO RIGHT
4 MM
5 MM A) CONTINUOUS FLOW IN THE POPLITEAL VEIN
B) PULSATILE FLOW IN THE SUPERFICIAL FEMORAL
VEIN
HE FOLLOWING ARE RISK FACTORS FOR VENOUS DISEASE, EXCEPT: C) CONTINUOUS FLOW IN THE POPLITEAL ARTERY
IPIDEMIA – HIGH COLESTEROL / RISK FACTOR FOR ARTERIAL DISEASE D) PULSATILE FLOW IN THE POPLITEAL VEIN
VE STANDING
HEMIA VERA
VE SITTING
THE GONADAL VEIN:
IENT IN THE ER HAS JUST BEEN DIAGNOSED WITH ACUTE DVT OF IS KNOWN AS THE TESTICULAR VEIN IN MEN
POLITEAL VEIN. WHAT IS THE PHYSICIANS PREFERRED TREATMENT PLAN? AND THE OVARIAN VEIN IN WOMEN.
DIATE IV TREATMENT WITH HEPARIN AND WHEN RELEASED FROM THE THE LEFT GONADAL VEIN DRAINS INTO THE
ITAL, BEGIN 90 DAYS OF WARFARIN PILLS. LRV
(LEFT RENAL VEIN.)
BUERGER’S DISEASE, AKA THROMBOANGITIS OBLITERANS (TAO) IS AN INFLAMMATORY
DIALYSIS GRAFTs CONDITION
BRESCIA-CIMINO GRAFT - CEPHALIC VEIN IS ANASTOMOSED TO THE THAT AFFECTS THE SMALL AND MEDIUM SIZED ARTERIES OF THE EXTREMITIES THAT IS MORE
RADIAL ARTERY COMMON
STRAIGHT (SYNTHETIC) GRAFT – RADIAL ARTERY @ WRIST TO AN IN MENAND IS USUALLY DIAGNOSED BEFORE AGE 50.
ANTECUBITAL VEIN YOU RECEIVE AN ORDER FOR AN UPPER EXTREMITY ARTERIAL EXAM TO R/O
SYNTHETIC
RECENT LOOP GRAFT
PLACEMENT OF A –PROX-DISTAL
BRACHIAL ARTERY TO ARTERY
FEMORAL ANTECUBITAL VEIN.
BYPASS BUERGER’S DISEASE.
T SURGERY ON THE RIGHT LEG, THE PATIENT COMPLAINS OF SIGNIFICANT HOW WILL YOU DO THIS?
CALF MUSCLE WEAKNESS, AND NUMBNESS ON THE ANTERIOR A) EVALUATE SMALLER ARTERIES OF THE ARM W/ DUPLEX AND PPG ON
CT OF THE LEG. WHAT IS THE MOST LIKELY FINDING ON THE EXAM? THE FINGERS
B) EVALUATE ARTERIAL FLOW AT REST AND WITH EXERCISE
RIOR COMPARTMENT SYNDROME C) EVALUATE THE ARTERIES OF THE SHOULDER FOR EXTRINSIC COMPRESSION
WITH MOVEMENT
D) EVALUATE THE HANDS FOR VASCULAR CHANGES WITH COLD SENSITIVITY
TESTING
P V. CALF VEINS AND SUPERFICIAL VEINS, SUCH AS:
V’S 1. PTV’S
2. PERONEAL VEINS
AT VEIN COURSES BETWEEN THE TIBIAL AND FIBULAR HEAD
3. GSV
EMPTY BLOOD INTO THE POPLITEAL VEIN?
TV’S WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING VESSELS DOES NOT DRAIN INTO THE IVC?
1. RIGHT GONADAL VEIN (RGV)
2. RIGHT RENAL VEIN (RRV)
ENTAL PRESSURE EXAM:
3. LEFT HEPATIC VEIN (LHV)
: – 142 MMHG
4. RIGHT GONADAL VEIN AND SPLENIC V.
– PROX THIGH – 140 MMHG
5. SPLENIC VEIN
– DIST THIGH – 126 MMHG
116 MMHG
#5) THE SPLENIC VEIN DRAINS INTO THE PORTALVEIN
– 112 MMHG
(WHICH THEN DRAINS INTO THE IVC.)
H OF THE FOLLOWING COULD
AIN THESE RESULTS?
POPLITEAL DISEASE UPPER EXTREMITY DVT IS INCREASING IN INCIDENCE DUE TO:
C MASS A) DECREASED RELIANCE ON COUMADIN AS AN ACCEPTABLE BLOOD THINNER
L CALCIFICATION B) INCREASED APPLICATIONS OF SHOULDER SURGERY TECHNIQUES
EM ARTERY STENOSIS C) INCREASED USE OF CENTRAL VENOUS CATHETERS
MASS AND FEM ARTERY STENOSIS D) INCREASED USE OF URINARY CATHETERS
DURING A TCD OF A PATIENT WITH AN OCCLUSION OF
WHEN EVALUATING A PATIENT FOR A HEMODIALYSIS GRAFT, WHAT IS THE THE RIGHT ECA THE MEAN FLOW VELOCITY IN THE
MINIMAL ACCEPTABLE DIAMETER FOR THE NATIVE VEIN WHERE THE GRAFT IPSILATERAL ACA IS INCREASED
WILL BE CONNECTED? AND FLOW DIRRECTION IS REVERSED. WHAT DOES THIS
2 MM SUGGEST?
3 MM WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING CHANGES IN FLOW CAN BE
COLLATERAL FLOW FROM
SEEN WITH A BAKER’S CYST? LEFT TO RIGHT
4 MM
5 MM A) CONTINUOUS FLOW IN THE POPLITEAL VEIN
B) PULSATILE FLOW IN THE SUPERFICIAL FEMORAL
VEIN
HE FOLLOWING ARE RISK FACTORS FOR VENOUS DISEASE, EXCEPT: C) CONTINUOUS FLOW IN THE POPLITEAL ARTERY
IPIDEMIA – HIGH COLESTEROL / RISK FACTOR FOR ARTERIAL DISEASE D) PULSATILE FLOW IN THE POPLITEAL VEIN
VE STANDING
HEMIA VERA
VE SITTING
THE GONADAL VEIN:
IENT IN THE ER HAS JUST BEEN DIAGNOSED WITH ACUTE DVT OF IS KNOWN AS THE TESTICULAR VEIN IN MEN
POLITEAL VEIN. WHAT IS THE PHYSICIANS PREFERRED TREATMENT PLAN? AND THE OVARIAN VEIN IN WOMEN.
DIATE IV TREATMENT WITH HEPARIN AND WHEN RELEASED FROM THE THE LEFT GONADAL VEIN DRAINS INTO THE
ITAL, BEGIN 90 DAYS OF WARFARIN PILLS. LRV
(LEFT RENAL VEIN.)
BUERGER’S DISEASE, AKA THROMBOANGITIS OBLITERANS (TAO) IS AN INFLAMMATORY
DIALYSIS GRAFTs CONDITION
BRESCIA-CIMINO GRAFT - CEPHALIC VEIN IS ANASTOMOSED TO THE THAT AFFECTS THE SMALL AND MEDIUM SIZED ARTERIES OF THE EXTREMITIES THAT IS MORE
RADIAL ARTERY COMMON
STRAIGHT (SYNTHETIC) GRAFT – RADIAL ARTERY @ WRIST TO AN IN MENAND IS USUALLY DIAGNOSED BEFORE AGE 50.
ANTECUBITAL VEIN YOU RECEIVE AN ORDER FOR AN UPPER EXTREMITY ARTERIAL EXAM TO R/O
SYNTHETIC
RECENT LOOP GRAFT
PLACEMENT OF A –PROX-DISTAL
BRACHIAL ARTERY TO ARTERY
FEMORAL ANTECUBITAL VEIN.
BYPASS BUERGER’S DISEASE.
T SURGERY ON THE RIGHT LEG, THE PATIENT COMPLAINS OF SIGNIFICANT HOW WILL YOU DO THIS?
CALF MUSCLE WEAKNESS, AND NUMBNESS ON THE ANTERIOR A) EVALUATE SMALLER ARTERIES OF THE ARM W/ DUPLEX AND PPG ON
CT OF THE LEG. WHAT IS THE MOST LIKELY FINDING ON THE EXAM? THE FINGERS
B) EVALUATE ARTERIAL FLOW AT REST AND WITH EXERCISE
RIOR COMPARTMENT SYNDROME C) EVALUATE THE ARTERIES OF THE SHOULDER FOR EXTRINSIC COMPRESSION
WITH MOVEMENT
D) EVALUATE THE HANDS FOR VASCULAR CHANGES WITH COLD SENSITIVITY
TESTING
