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Vascular Sonography -Liver and Vascular System Rated A+ Which layer is the inner most layer ? a. Tunica intima b. Tunica media c. Tunica adventitia - Answers A Which layer is the middle layer ? a- Tunica intima b. Tunica media c. Tunica adventitia - Answers B Which layer is the most ex...

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Vascular Sonography -Liver and Vascular System Rated A+

Which layer is the inner most layer ?



a. Tunica intima

b. Tunica media

c. Tunica adventitia - Answers A

Which layer is the middle layer ?



a- Tunica intima

b. Tunica media

c. Tunica adventitia - Answers B

Which layer is the most external layer ?



a. Tunica intima

b. Tunica media

c. Tunica adventitia - Answers C

What are the 3 layers of arteries and veins ? - Answers Tunica intima - inner most

Tunica media - middle

Tunica adventitia - outer most

Which of the following regarding arteries and veins is false ?



a. The walls of arteries and veins contain the same 3 layers

b. Both arteries and veins contain valves to keep blood moving

c. Because the walls of veins contain less muscle, they are more easily compressed.

d. Arteries have a thicker muscle layer and therefore maintain a constant shape - Answers B

,The compression of the LT renal vein between the AO and SMA is referred to as the :



a. Sandwich effect

b. Murphy's phenomenon

c. Compartment syndrome

d. Nutcracker phenomenon - Answers D

Which vein does not drain into the IVC ?



a. Portal vein

b. Middle hepatic vein

c. LT renal v.

d. RT renal v. - Answers A

Which vessel courses posterior to SMA and anterior to AO ?



a. SMV

b. Splenic v.

c. LT renal v.

d. LT gastric v. - Answers C

Which vessel lies posterior to the bile duct and anterior to portal vein ?



a. hepatic v.

b. hepatic a.

c. gastroduodenal a.

d. celiac axis - Answers B

What do the superior mesenteric vein & splenic vein join together to form ?

,a. celiac axis

b. portal vein

c. inferior vena cava

d. main hepatic vein - Answers B



the hepatic portal vein brings blood from spleen & SMV(1st half of intestines) create confluence to liver
to filter blood . from here, it joins in portal triad to be sent back out.



main hepatic vein drains liver into IVC

The celiac axis is _____________ to the origin of the superior mesenteric artery.



a. cephalad

b. caudal

c. medial

d. lateral - Answers A

Which vessel lies posterior to the IVC ?



a. LT renal v.

b. RT renal v.

c. LT renal A.

d. RT renal a. - Answers D

The portal vein carries blood to the liver from the :



a. AO

b. IVC

, c. Splenic a.

d. intestines - Answers D



Portal v. is made from the confluence of splenic v. SMV

What is an aneurysm that is uniform in nature ?



a. Saccular

b. Fusiform

c. Dissecting

d. Congenital - Answers B

How large must the AO diameter be to diagnose an aortic aneurysm ?



a. 2 cm

b. 3 cm

c. 4 cm

d. 5 cm - Answers B

What is the typical sonographic appearance of an aortic dissection ?



a. a uniform dilation of the wall of AO

b. a dilation of one side of the AO, typically the LT

c. discontinuity of the wall of the AO with a large hematoma surrounding the vessel

d. thin linear flap seen pulsating within the aortic lumen with blood flow visible on both sides of the flap
- Answers D

At what size does risk of rupture greatly increase in an abdominal aortic aneurysm ?



a. 3 cm

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