CCI Practice Test #1 with 100% correct solutions 2024

The majority of aortic aneurysms form in what part of the vessel? correct answersinfrarenal Which of the following can lead to a false negative diagnosis of ICA stenosis? correct answerscongestive heart failure The 12cm blood pressure cuffs are missing from the lab. You perform the 3 cuff method lower extremity segmental pressure exam with the 10cm cuffs on a patient that is 5'5 150 lbs. What information that you will report will be invalid? correct answersthigh pressure only What type of precautions is required for a patient that had a renal transplant yesterday? correct answersreverse protective isolation Which of the following lists the appropriate preventative maintenance schedule for the US system? correct answersservice engineer performs PM testing semiannually a patient presents with a script that requests an aortic Doppler evaluation due to Leriche syndrome. What are you looking for on the exam? correct answersextensive diffuse atherosclerotic disease causing obstruction of the distal aorta The ________________ is formed by the junction of the spenlic vein and the superior mesenteric vein. correct answersmain portal vein Why would bilateral brachial BP assessment assist in the diagnosis of a subclavian steal? correct answersthe systolic BP will be lower on the affected side A 50% diameter stenosis is equivalent to ___________ area stenosis in an internal carotid artery. correct answers75% When a patient performs the Valsalva strain, the intra-abdominal pressure ___________ and the intrathoracic pressure ______________ correct answersincreases, increases A patient presents for a lower extremity arterial Doppler after a recent car accident due to acute onset of foot pallor and pain. They have bandages covering a wound on the lateral aspect of the calf, ankle and foot that will limit your ability to obtain a complete exam. How should you perform the exam for this patient? correct answersremove the bandages carefully so they can be reapplied and scan the posterior tibial and dorsalis pedis arteries for your standard protocol