Aorta vascular sonography - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

EXAM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS FOR ABDOMINAL SONOGRAPHY AORTA VASCULAR AND LIVER aorta at risk for rupture - Answers > 6 cm atherosclerosis - Answers intimal lining of the arteries is altered by the presence of any combination of focal accumulation of lipids, complex carbohydrates, blood and blood products, fibrous tissue and/or calcium deposits. Atherosclerosis - Answers hardening of the arteries Abdominal Aortic Aneurysm (AAA) - Answers localized dilation of abdominal aorta AAA - Answers c...

Vascular Sonography Exam Solution Manual Rated A+ 3 layers of an artery - Answers tunica intima tunica media tunica externa tunica intima - Answers endothelial cells connective tissue contact with blood tunica media - Answers smooth muscle thickest layer elastic collagen tunica externa/adventitia - Answers outermost layer connective tissue, nerve fibers and small capillaries Where is the principle point of resistance? - Answers arterioles Briefly describe the difference between arte...

Vascular Anatomy and Sonography Evaluation Techniques Exam Questions and Answers 100% Pass Thrombi - Answers Blood clots forming within blood vessels. Tumors - Answers Abnormal tissue growths that can obstruct blood flow. Hemodynamics - Answers Study of blood flow and its dynamics. Sonography - Answers Imaging technique using ultrasound to visualize structures. Patient Preparation - Answers Fasting recommended to reduce abdominal air. Doppler Interrogation - Answers Technique to assess blo...

Exam Questions and Answers for Vascular Sonography Module 1 Rated A+ Brachiocephalic (Innominate) Artery - Answers Origin- Aorta Termination- R. Subclavian and R. Common Carotid Supplies head and R. arm Courses cephalad (towards head) Right Subclavian Artery - Answers Origin- Innominate Artery Termination- Thoracic Outlet (outside first rib) Supplies right upper arm Courses upwards and lateral Left Subclavian artery - Answers Origin- Aortic Arch Termination- Thoracic outlet Supp...

Exam Solution Manual for Spectral Doppler in Vascular Sonography 100% Pass Duplex sonography - Answers Combines gray scale imaging and pulsed Doppler Spectral waveform - Answers Created from a specific area in a vessel Pulsed Doppler - Answers Utilizes spectral analysis to visualize Doppler signal Angle of insonation - Answers Should be 60 degrees or less for accurate evaluation Doppler equation - Answers ΔF = Doppler-shifted frequency, V = blood flow velocity, F 0 = carrier Doppler freque...

Test Bank Solution Manual for Abdominal Vascular Sonography Rated A+ abdominal aorta - Answers 1 of 2 great vessels in the body -size: depends on body habitus; averg. **approx 2cm at most superior portion, narrows down to 1.5cm at bifurcation **should no exceed 3 cm 3 (tunica intima, tunica media and tunica adventitia) - Answers How many layers does the abdomina aorta have? tunica intima - Answers innermost layer, appears as an echogenic line sonographically (elastic fibrous layer, on the a...

Vascular Sonography -Duplex Ultrasound of Upper Extremity Arteries Review Questions with complete Solutions Rated A+ What is the thoracic outlet? - Answers The superior opening of the thoracic cavity, which is bordered by the clavicle and first rib. The subclavian artery, subclavian vein, and brachial nerve plexus pass through this opening. What is a vasospasm? - Answers A sudden constriction of a blood vessel, which will reduce the lumen and blood flow rate. What is Raynaud's syndrome? - ...

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Abdominal Pathology Final Review Questions with Correct Answers pWhat feature helps distinguish cirrhosis from other hepatocellular diseases? A - Change in liver echgenicity B - Elevated LFTs C - Loss of smooth contour D - Increased attenuation -Answer- C - Loss of smooth contour Focal fatty sparing is ____ to the surrounding liver tissue. -Answer- hypoechoic Screening for ultrasounds are often ordered for patients with hepatitis infection. What are we screening for? -Answer- HCC - He...

Abdominal Pathology Final Review Questions with Correct Answers Document Content and Description Below Abdominal Pathology Final Review Questions with Correct Answers pWhat feature helps distinguish cirrhosis from other hepatocellular diseases? A - Change in liver echgenicity B - Elevated LFTs C - Loss of smooth contour D - Increased attenuation -Answer- C - Loss of smooth contour Focal fatty sparing is ____ to the surrounding liver tissue. -Answer- hypoechoic Screening for ultrasounds are oft...