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CCI RVS TEST EXAM AND PRACTICE
EXAM QUESTIONS 2024 ACTUAL
EXAM COMPLETE 400 QUESTIONS
WITH DETAILED VERIFIED ANSWERS
(100% CORRECT ANSWERS)
/ALREADY GRADED A+




A 24-year-old patient with a history of recent
automobile accident arrives in the ICU with
symptoms of acute right-side weakness and
aphasia. The most likely etiology of these symptoms
is:
a) carotid dissection
b) cerebral aneurysm rupture
c) severe internal carotid artery stenosis
d) ebolic activity from cardiac mural thrombus
e) thrombocytopenia - ....ANSWER...a) carotid
dissection


The term hemiparesis means:

,a) paralysis of one side
b) weakness of one side
c) numbness/tingling on one side
d) spasm of voluntary muscle on one side
e) dizziness - ....ANSWER...b) weakness on one side


The NASCET (North American Symptomatic Carotid
Endarterectomy Trial) used the following
arteriographic criterion/criteria to classify internal
carotid artery disease:
a) Area and diameter stenoses calculated by dividing
the minimal area and diameter at the internal carotid
artery by the area and diameter at the common
carotid artery.
b) Area percentage stenosis calculated by dividing
the minimal area by the original area at the site of
stenosis.
c) Diameter percentage stensosis calculated by
dividing the minimal diameter by the original
diameter at the site of stensosis
d) Diameter percentage stenosis calculated by
dividing the minimal diameter by the diameter of the
un=stenosed distal internal carotid artery.

,e) Area percentage stenosis calculated by dividing
the minimal area by the normal area of the distal
internal carotid artery. - ....ANSWER...d) Diameter
percentage stenosis calculated by dividing the
minimal diameter by the diameter of the
un=stenosed distal internal carotid artery.


All of the following may represent symptoms from
the brain stem or posterior circulation EXCEPT:
a) dizziness
b) vertigo
c) ectasia
d) syncope
e) amaurosis fugax - ....ANSWER...e) amaurosis
fugax


A patient relates a 10-mininute episode of loss of
vision. He closed each eye and the reduction in the
right half of his visual field was present bilaterally.
This patient is describing amaurosis fugax.
True or false? - ....ANSWER...false


A TIA of the right anterior hemisphere of the brain
will likely affect:

, a) the entire body
b) the left side of the body
c) the right side of the body
d) the right side of the face
e) the back of the head - ....ANSWER...b) the left side
of the body


Amaurosis fugax related to an internal carotid lesion
will cause:
a) permanent blindness of the contralateral eye
b) temporary blindness or shading of the ipsilateral
eye
c) permanent blindness of the ipsilateral eye
d) temporary blindness or shading of the
contralateral eye
e) temporary blindness or shading of both eyes -
....ANSWER...b) temporary blindness or shading of
the ipsilateral eye


Simultaneous bilateral ocular symptoms in the
patient with suspected cerebrovascular disease
generally originate from:
a) the vertebrobasilar arteries

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