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according to bernoulli, what is NOT true about pressure/velocity relationships?

pressure is higher at the region of stenosis

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an ABI of 65 places the patient into this category

claudication

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all of the following conditions could cause vasculogenic impotence except…

brachial artery disease

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atherosclerosis is a disease that begins in the:

tunica intima

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a BP cuff is placed on the lower thigh and records a systolic pressure of 180 mmHg. this pressure represents:

the systolic pressure directly beneath the cuff

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patients with arterial peripheral vascular disease exhibit which of the following skin changes?

dependent rubor, pallor on elevation, shiny scaly skin

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ischemic ulcers have which of the following characteristics?

pain is severe

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unilateral claudication in the calf and foot of a young individual should suggest:

entrapment of the popliteal artery

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the innominate artery is a branch of the

aortic arch

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a high resistance blood flow pattern is normally NOT found in one of the following

post prandial SMA

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a patient walks on the treadmill until he is forced to stop at 3 mins due to left calf and thigh pain. the right leg was asymptomatic. the following test results are obtained:

before ex: rt arm 150, rt pt 120, lft pt 120

after: rt arm 160, rt pt 75, lft pt 90

which of the following statements is FALSE?

there is definitely only aorto-iliac disease present

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<p>the following segmental pressure measurements are obtained. considering the ABIs for the left leg, how would you grade the severity of occlusive disease in the left leg?</p>

the following segmental pressure measurements are obtained. considering the ABIs for the left leg, how would you grade the severity of occlusive disease in the left leg?

severe

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according to poiseuille’s law, which factor has the most dramatic effect on blood flow?

radius of the vessel

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a 71 year old male presents with post-op evaluation of his rt femoral-posterior tibial artery reverse saphenous vein bypass graft: at rest the ABI is 0.92. the biphasic Doppler velocities are 85 cm/sec in the native CFA, 100 cm/sec in the prox anastamosis, and 50 cm/s at knee level, and 48-50 cm/s at the distal anastomosis and native PTA. No poststenotic turbulence is noted. These are normal findings for this type of graft:

TRUE

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the following are characteristics of an abnormal PVR waveform except:

dicrotic notch present

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which is not considered a risk factor for atherosclerosis?

marfans

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doppler waveforms compared to PVR waveforms include all of these except

doppler waveforms are analog, PVRs are not

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a patient presents with crampy, dull abdominal pain immediately after meals. if a non-invasive vascular test is ordered, the following vessel would be interrogated:

SMA

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while on the treadmill for a LE arterial test, a pt complains of left arm and jaw pain. you should:

stop immediately and notify physician

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if vasculogenic impotence exists in a pt, the PBI index most expected would be:

0.5

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when the external iliac artery passes underneath this structure, it becomes the CFA:

inguinal ligament

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RT ARM 180/100 LT ARM: 120/60

RT PT 100 mmHg LFT PT: 90 mmHg

Using the above info, all of the following statements are true except:

the patient probably has no claudication symptoms

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the four cuff method is used to perform a lower extremity arterial eval. the high thigh pressure 130 mmHg with an arm pressure of 160 mmHg. All of the following lesions can cause this EXCEPT:

popliteal artery occlusion

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aneurysms are most often caused by:

arterial wall weakness and atherosclerosis

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a condition that causes non atherosclerotic narrowing of brachiocephalic and/or carotid arteries in young female patients is:

takayasu’s disease

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all of the following can apply to a normal high-resistance signal except:

continuous flow

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the three branches of the aortic arch are:

rt innominate, lt common carotid, lt subclavian

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the following ankle pressures were obtained: PTA 40 mmHg; DP 50 mmHg; ATA 30 mmHg. Which of the following should be used to calculate the ABI?

DP

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which of the following conditions contribute to non-laminar flow of blood:

vessel tortuosity

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patients found to have ulcerating lesions or gangrene may have which of the following diseases:

neuropathy, arterial insufficiency, vasospasm

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in laminar flow, the velocity of the blood is:

lowest at the vessel wall

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the renal arteries arise from the aorta:

laterally

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a patient presenting with ischemic rest pain complains of:

foot pain when supine, relieved by standing

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the correct order of the lower extremity arteries from groin to toes is:

CFA, SFA, POP, ATA

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using the following findings, determine what the left ABI is:

brachial pressure: RT 170 mmHg, LT 120 mmHg

ankle pressure: RT 100 mmHg, LT 80 mmHg

0.47

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common signs of advanced arterial insufficiency of the lower extremity include which of the following:

thickening of the toenails, dependent rubor, loss of hair growth over the dorsum of the toes and feet

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the toe pressure should be this percentage of the ankle pressure

80%

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symptoms for a diagnosis of ischemic rest pain may occur in all of the following areas except:

calf

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all of the following are characteristics of claudication except:

always in the calf region

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a patient with hx of rest pain, calf, and thigh claudication after walking 100 ft and an ulcer on the great toe of the left foot and has a left ankle pressure >300 mmHg. this result is:

erroneous, owing to probable arterial medial calcinosis

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this is primarily an occlusive disease of medium-sized and small arteries in the distal upper and lower limbs of young adult heavy smokers:

thromboangitis obliterans

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the combination of neuropathy distributed ateriosclerosis makes this diabetic patient especially vulnerable to:

lesions of the foot

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tunica intima refers to one of the following in the arterial wall

the inner layer

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in a doppler segmental pressure exam (3 cuff method) a patients highest brachial systolic pressure is 168 mmHg. in the asymptomatic extremity of this patients, the thigh pressure would most likely be:

168 mmHg

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exercise induces peripheral vasodilation in the microcirculation which:

decreases the distal peripheral resistance

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RT ARM: 180/100 LFT ARM: 120/60

RT PT: 100 mmHg LFT PT: 90 mmHg

the left ABI is:

90/180