Vascular Registry Review QUESTIONS WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS

What does IMA, stand for CORRECT ANSWERS: Inferior mesenteric artery T or F some pts will have duplicated renal arteries CORRECT ANSWERS: True _ = vasospasm with underlying autoimmune disease or connective tissue. The digital or palmer arteries have a fixed obstruction CORRECT ANSWERS: Raynaud's Syndrome (secondary) The celiac artery branches into _ _ , splenic and _ _ arteries CORRECT ANSWERS: * left gastric and * common hepatic what are the risk factors of arterial disease CORRECT ANSWERS: diabetes, hyperlipidemia, hypertension, smiking, family Hx what is another name for Median Arcuate Ligament Syndrome CORRECT ANSWERS: Celiac Band Syndrome renal artery stenosis can lead to _ _ CORRECT ANSWERS: renovascilar hypertension Sx of PAD (peripheral arterial disease) are: CORRECT ANSWERS: asymptomatic (mild dx), decreased pedal pulses (mild dx), intermittent claudication (mild to moderate), resting pain (severe), non healing wounds (severe), tissue necrosis (severe) T or F landmark of LEFT renal artery is the left renal vein, which crosses anterior to the artery CORRECT ANSWERS: TRUE This, _ , lies anteriorly to IVC and courses towards the _ where it bifurcates to the right and left branches. CORRECT ANSWERS: main portal vein (MPV) and porta hepatis what are some indications of UE exam CORRECT ANSWERS: arterial insufficiency, weakness in arm, thoracic outlet syndrome, vasospatic disorder, abnormal artery waveform _ _ _ , courses posterior to the IVC entering the right kidney CORRECT ANSWERS: right renal artery the subclavian runs _ and _ to axillary CORRECT ANSWERS: laterally and downward