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DVT423-AG1
USIDMS Lower Extremity Venous Doppler for Insufficiency
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Related to venous valve distribution, the more distal in the leg, the (more/less?) valves there are. | The more distal in the legs, the more valves there are |
Competent ______ vein valves are the most critical components of the veno-motor pump. | Popliteal |
The greater saphenous vein diameter consistent with reflux is ___ at the sapheno-femoral junction, ___ at mid thigh, and ___ mid calf. | SFJ: >9mm Mid thigh: >7mm Mid calf: >5mm |
Which type of non-invasive venous testing measures volume changes and quantitates venous reflux? | Air Plethysmography (APG) or “Outflow Plethysmography” |
True or false? Congestive heart failure will cause unilateral leg swelling. | False – CHF causes bilateral leg swelling |
True or false? Deep vein thrombosis and venous insufficiency are more likely to occur in the left leg due to anatomy. | True |
Which type of ulcers are characterized by severe pain, little bleeding, and a deep, circular appearance? | Arterial ulcers |
A patient undergoes a PPG test, which turns out abnormal. You apply a tourniquet to the patient’s thigh and repeat the test. The test turns out normal. This indicates imcompetence of what? | Greater saphenous incompetence |
The greater saphenous vein carries approximately __% of venous blood volume in the legs. | 15% |
The typical confluence of the small saphenous vein is at the ______ vein. | Popliteal |