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DVT423-AP6
USIDMS- Renal and Mesenteric Doppler
Question | Answer |
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What are the risk factors for an abdominal aortic aneurysm? | tobacco use, hereditary/family history, advanced age, male gender, high cholesterol, obesity |
If a AAA is within 2 cm of the celiac artery or SMA, what other vessels are most likely involved? | Renal arteries |
What parts of the body does the inferior mesenteric artery supply? | It supplies the transverse, descending, and sigmoid colon |
A greater than 70% stenosis in the celiac axis will have what kind of velocities and flow? | Velocities greater than 200 cm/sec and post stenotic turbulence |
What vessel can recanalize because of portal hypertension? | The paraumbilical vein |
What kind of blood flow should the normal hepatic veins demonstrate? | Spontaneous, pulsatile, phasic, bidirectional, hepatofugal flow |
What arteries in the kidneys extend off of the arcuates into the cortex? | Interlobular arteries |
What methond of renal Doppler interrogates the entire renal arteries bilaterally? | The direct method |
A renal artery with a greater than 60% will demonstrate what kind of peak systolic velocities? | Velocities will be greater than 180 cm/sec |
In which portions of the renal arteries is renal fibromuscular dysplasia most common? | The mid and distal portions of the renal arteries |