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Vascular anomalies occur in barely __% of all births.

1%

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For the chronic venous insufficiency exam, the sonographer is using an automatic cuff inflator.

What size cuff is used?

12×40 cm

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How much is the automatic cuff inflator inflated to when evaluating the CFV?

80 mmHg

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How much is the automatic cuff inflator inflated to when evaluating the popliteal vein and GSV?

100 mmHg

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How much is the automatic cuff inflator inflated to when evaluating the PTVs?

120 mmHg

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For the chronic venous insufficiency exam using automatic cuff inflators, when optimal doppler signals are obtained, what is then done? (2)

  • The cuff is inflated to 80 mmHg

  • Maintained for 1-2 seconds

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The IVC is considered dilated when it exceeds…

2 cm

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How far should an IVC measurement be taken from when it enters into the right atrium?

2 cm

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For a chronic venous insufficiency exam, how short does flow in the opposite direction upon release of augmentation have to be to be considered normal valve closure time?

Less than 0.5 seconds

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For a chronic venous insufficiency exam, how long does flow in the opposite direction upon release of augmentation have to be to be considered abnormal valve closure time?

Greater than 0.5 - 1 seconds

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How many piezoelectric crystals does continuous wave doppler have?

2

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  1. What probe frequency is used for continuous wave doppler?

  2. What angle should the probe be from the skin surface?

  1. 5 MHz

  2. 45 - 60 degrees

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A perforator vein measuring greater than ___ cm will have reflux about 90% of the time.

3.5

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When using heparin to treat acute DVT and pulmonary embolism, continuous infusion until oral anticoagulation is deemed therapeutic usually in __-__ days.

4 - 5

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Dosage of Warfarin/Coumadin is regulated to ensure that the patient’s prothrombin time (PT) is ___-___ times more normal.

1.5 - 2

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High shunt velocity with TIPS is considered…

Greater than 190 cm/sec

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With an ablation, anesthetic fluid is administered every __ cm along the vein.

5

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Low shunt velocity with TIPS is considered…

Less than 50 cm/sec

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A routine evaluation of TIPS is performed every __ months.

6

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Entrapment syndrome is bilateral in about __ of cases. 

1/3

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What is the standard grading scale of a palpation of an artery?

0 - None

to

4 - Bounding

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What capillary refill time indicates decreased arterial perfusion?

Greater than 3 seconds

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How many branches does the axillary artery have?

7

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When determining the presence or absence of an aneurysm, the segment will be __ times bigger than the adjacent arterial segment.

1.5

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How large should the sample size (gate size) typically be? 

1 - 1.5 mm

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What PSV ratio increase is used when there is a greater than 50% diameter reduction?

2:1

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What is the numerical value of the speed of ultrasound through soft tissue?

1540 m/s

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A doppler angle of greater than __ degrees is not reliable.

60

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A PSV ratio of 2:1 is used when there is a greater than __% diameter reduction?

50%

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An increase in velocity, greater than 100%, represents what ratio? 

2:1

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Which ratio represents the stenotic-to-pre-stenotic PSV? 

Greater than 4:1

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A stenotic to pre-stenotic greater than ___ ratio suggests a greater than or equal to 75% diameter reduction.

4:1

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A stenotic to pre-stenotic greater than 4:1 ratio suggests a greater than or equal to ___ diameter reduction.

75%

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Which ratio is associated with a diameter reduction greater than or equal to 75%?

4:1

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If a pre-stenotic PSV measures 80 cm/s and when measured within the stenosis, comes out to 160 cm/s, what ratio will that represent?

2:1

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If a pre-stenotic PSV measures 30 cm/s and when measured within the stenosis, comes out to 120 cm/s, what ratio will that represent?

4:1

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After a fistula has been made for hemodialysis, how many months will it take until blood flow increases and pressure in the vein enlarges and strengthens?

2 - 3

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A patient can use an AV graft __-__ weeks after surgery?

2 - 3

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What is the typical diameter of AV fistulas?

4 - 5 mm

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Which doppler angle is considered best? 

45 - 60 degrees

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A PSV of greater than ____ cm/s in the LE suggests a greater than or equal to 75% diameter reduction.

400

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A PSV >400 cm/s in the LE suggests what percentage diameter reduction?

Greater than or equal to 75%

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What transducer frequency is used for an upper extremity arterial? 

5 - 7 MHz

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A doppler angle of (1)__________ than (2)__ degrees is not reliable.

  1. Greater

  2. 60

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Which doppler angle is considered unreliable? 

> than 60

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Which doppler angle is considered usable? 

< than 60

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Which doppler angle is considered ideal? 

60

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What is the generally accepted value for volume flow in a hemodialysis access graft? 

Greater than 800 mL/min