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Which category of veins are the main conduit for blood, are surrounded by muscle, and have an accompanying artery
deep veins
What is the main function of the superficial veins?
A. assist with temperature regulation
B. supply blood to the legs
C. connect deep to other deep veins
D. drain the soleal veins
A. assist with temperature regulation
3. In which way do valves in perforating veins ensure that blood moves, under normal conditions?
A. to keep the blood in superficial system
B. from the superficial to the deep system
C. from the deep to the superficial system
D. dissipate around the perforator
B. from the superficial to the deep system
From epidemiologic studies, what percentage of patients develp postthrombotic symptoms
30%
Which limb of Virchows triad is demonstrated by a venous thrombus that starts at a valve cusp
stasis
A patient presents to the vascular lab for lower extremity venous evaluation. The patient has known Factor V Leiden genetic factor. Under what risk factor of Virchows triad does this patient fall
hypercoagulability
Many patients with venous thrombosis are asymptomatic; however, when symptoms occurs, what are some of the most common
extremity pain, tenderness, and swelling
What would a high probability for DVT correspond to on Wells score
>3 points
When can a false-negative D-dimer be seen in the presence of DVT
Assay cannot detect low levels of fibrin
For routine operation of a vascular lab, the use of a high-frequency linear transducer (10 to 18 MHz) is recommended for the evaluation of which of the following
superficial vein reflux
Why will using a reverse Trendelenburg position to examine the lower extremity venous system make the exam more difficult
Veins without thrombus will be harder to compress
What is the primary method used to determine the presence of thrombus in the extremity veins
transducer compression of the veins
Which of the following is NOT a normal qualitative Doppler feature evaluated in the lower extremity venous system
continuity of signal
14. Which of the following large deep veins are commonly bifid?
A. profundal and popliteal
B. common iliac and greater saphenous
C. common femoral and common iliac
D. femoral and popliteal
D. the femoral and popliteal
Which veins are one of the major blood reservoirs located in the calf
the soleal veins
What do bright intraluminal echoes and well-attached thrombus suggest?
A. too much gain
B. acute thrombus
C. risk of embolization
D. chronic thrombus
D. chronic thrombosis
In what case will indirect assessment of the iliac veins and IVC using Doppler at the common femoral veins suggest evidence of obstruction
The Doppler spectrum exhibits continuity
During a lower extremity venous duplex examination, a thin, white structure is noticed moving freely in the lumen of the vein. What does this most likely represent
Valve leaflet
Which of the following is a normal response to venous flow with a Valsalva maneuver
cessation of flow
A patient presents to the vascular lab with sudden onset of left lower extremity pain and swelling. Upon duplex examination lightly echogenic material is noted within a dilated femoral vein and the femoral vein does not compress with applied transducer pressure. What do these findings suggest.
acute deep venous thrombosis
Which vessels are NOT routinely evaluated in a lower extremity venous duplex examination
anterior tibial veins
When a patient presents with right heart failure, what impact is often observed in the spectral Doppler waveform in the lower extremities
decreased phasicity
A patient presents to the emergency department with a massively swollen right lower extremity which is extremely painful and bluish in color. What do these findings suggest
phlegmasia cerulen dolens
Which treatment option is typically reserved for emergent situations in larger veins of the iliofemoral region
thrombolysis
What is the primary treatment of acute lower extremity deep venous thrombosis
anticoagulation