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CCI Vascular Extremity Arterial PT 2 Practice Test 2024 Questions With Complete Solutions!!
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Name: Score:166 Multiple choice questions
Term 1 of 166
______ refers to a collection of mucinous material within the adventitial wall layer of the affected
vessel.
giant cell arteritis
diabetes
adventital cyst
adventitial cyst
Definition 2 of 166
this procedure is performed to treat hemodynamically significant stenosis. An occluded vessel
cannot be reopened due to thrombosis in the distal segments and branches
What structure compresses the artery in popliteal entrapment ?
Which of the following is a reason to perform exercise with a segmental pressure exam?
percutaneous transluminal angioplasty
False reduction in the ankle pressure =
Term 3 of 166
The Bernoulli principle explains the :
decrease in pressure seen with increased blood flow velocity
immediately after cuff release and every 30 seconds until pressures return to baseline
levels
Atrial fibrillation it can lead to clot formation in the left atrium
innominate artery and left CCA originate as a single vessel
,Term 4 of 166
A pt presents with dysphasia and hoarseness. The referring physician suspects Ortner syndrome.
what type of exam will you be performing ?
upper extremity arterial duplex exam
Anterior compartment syndrome
monophasic flow in SFA is now triphasic
extensive collateral formation
Term 5 of 166
When evaluating arterial pressure in the toes, the pt should be
standing
<0.65
supine
A. thoracic outlet syndrome
B. May Thurner Syndrome
D. popliteal entrapment
Term 6 of 166
When a pt performs exercise on a treadmill what will be the normal change in arterial Flow in the
legs?
decreased ankle pressures
anterior compartment syndrome
increase antegrade flow in diastole
ulnar artery stenosis or occlusion
,Term 7 of 166
Which of the following techniques is used to monitor flow during a fem-pop bypass procedure ?
warming the pts foot and toes
duplex ultrasound
b.) AT and pulsatility index
d.) PSV and velocity ratio
ulnar artery stenosis or occlusion
Term 8 of 166
When performing post-occlusive reactive hyperemia, pressure measurements in the lower
extremity are obtained:
cuffs should be placed straight around the limb, rather than angled to the curve of the limb
immediately after cuff release and every 30 seconds until pressures return to baseline
levels
ulnar artery stenosis or occlusion
cover the pt's hand with a towel or sheet
Definition 9 of 166
abnormal skin sensation, such as numbness or tingling
Paresthesia is defined as
Pulse volume reading (PVR)
The EIA :
A pt presents for penile doppler and segmental pressure exam due to impotence. The ABI
>1.0 bilaterally. the PBI is 0.8. what should be done next to evaluate this pt?
, Term 10 of 166
Abnormal results for a penile doppler evaluation that suggest impotence include ____ PSV and a
peak pressure _____
Takayasu arteritis
2mph at 12% grade
higher, proximal
<25cm/s, <60mmHg
Term 11 of 166
A pt is undergoing balloon angioplasty of the left CFA. The physician just completed the first
expansion of the balloon and asks you to check the flow with doppler. Where is the preferred
location to evaluate flow?
DPA and PTA
at the anastomosis sites
PTA and DPA
CFV and CFA
Term 12 of 166
When preparing for a pt with suspected TOS, what other information should you review for
pertinent information ?
decreased resistance in the proximal subclavian artery on the affected side with arm
abduction
(usually it's an increase)
Chest x-ray which could demonstrate the cervical rib that is a common cause for TOS
There is no vascular disease in the legs, but these is most likely a subclavian steal present
for up to 5 mins, for up to 5 mins
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