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RUSH Sonosim Questions and Answers Already Passed A major anatomic landmark useful for localizing the abdominal aorta is the __________. A. IVC B. superior mesenteric artery c. spine D. bifurcation of the aorta E. None of the above c. spine A traumatic pericardial effusion caused by a gunshot wound is more likely to cause pericardial tamponade as compared with a malignant effusion that has developed subacutely over time. A. True B. False true Deep vein thrombosis is sugge...

Sonosim Lungs Questions and Answers Already Passed Thoracic cavity expansion results in generation of negative intrathoracic pressure, which draws atmospheric air in through the mouth and nose into the lungs. A. True B. False A. True Correct. Inhalation relies upon active expansion of the thoracic cavity. Thoracic cavity expansion is driven via the diaphragm, external intercostal muscles, and several accessory muscles. Diaphragmatic excursion generates a majority of inspiratory forc...

Sonosim Ocular Questions and Answers Already Passed A critical aspect of evaluating a patient with a retinal detachment is determining whether the retina is still attached at the macula (which is located just lateral to the optic nerve). A. True B. False True A normal retina is difficult to distinguish from the choroid membrane during ocular ultrasound. A. True B. False True A patient should be supine or in a seated position for the ocular ultrasound exam, as the exam may (...

SONOSIM: INTRO TO MSK QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS GRADED A+ Hyperechoic structures transmit more sound waves compared to anechoic structures, which reflect more sound waves. A. True B. False B. False It is often advisable to offer patients local or systemic analgesics prior to placing an ultrasound probe directly over an injured limb or digit. A. True B. False A. True Referring to the accompanying ultrasound image taken along the volar aspect of a finger, the arrow demarcates wh...

SonoSim Spine Questions and Answers Latest Version Graded A+ Each intervertebral disc consists of an internal nucleus pulposus and an external annulus fibrosus. A. True B. False A. True The extrinsic back muscles have a role in respiratory mechanics (breathing). A. True B. False A. True The intertransverse ligaments serve as important anatomic landmarks for image-guided pararadicular injections. A. True B. False A. True The lumbar transverse processes are best ...

Sonosim Liver: Anatomy and Physiology Mastery Test Questions with Verified Answers Functional classification systems (e.g., Couinaud classification) divide the liver into segments that each possess a branch of the portal vein, hepatic artery, hepatic vein, and bile duct. A.True B.False A.True Hepatic ligaments are hyperechoic relative to surrounding hepatic parenchyma. A.True B.False A.True The __________ surface of the liver is in contact with the diaphragm. A.super...

Sonosim Mastery Test-Hip Questions and Answers Already Passed Sonographic examination of normal hip joints should demonstrate no more than one millimeter in variation between left and right hip anterior synovial spaces. A. True B. False A. True The femoral triangle is located deep to the fascia lata and has an inferior border that is formed by the inguinal ligament. A. True B. False B. False The hip, or femoroacetabular joint capsule, is reinforced by a series of ligament...

Sonosim Heart: Anatomy and Physiology Mastery Test Questions with Verified Answers In this parasternal long-axis view image, the structure identified by the arrow is the __________. A.tricuspid valve B.interventricular septum C.pericardium D.mitral valve E.aortic valve D.mitral valve The image window used to obtain this accompanying ultrasound image is ideally suited for evaluation of which of the following elements? A.Tricuspid valve morphology and function B.Left vent...

GI Tract Sonosim Questions and Answers Already Passed A major impediment to performing a thorough sonographic evaluation of the intestines is the presence of excessive bowel gas. True Contraction of which of the below structures causes the walls of the large intestine to form sacculations, or haustra? None of the above The duodenum is the segment of the small intestine responsible for a majority of nutrient absorption. False The inferior mesenteric artery primarily supplies the _...