AVIR

Question 1

Ports are accessed with what needle

Answer 1

non-coring

Question 2

The seldinger technique is

Answer 2

needle in, .018 wire in, transition dilator in, 035 wire in

Question 3

A primary stent used for tips placement is

Answer 3

VIATORR

Question 4

Atraumatic chiba needles have

Answer 4

beveled cannula and stylet

Question 5

Wire guides can affect the blank of a wire

Answer 5

torque

Question 6

Biliary tubes are characterized by having side holes where

Answer 6

on distal pigtail and up the shaft of the catheter

Question 7

Percutaneous nephrostomy tube have sideholes where

Answer 7

on the distal pigtail

Question 8

A measure of the arterial pressure during systemic circulation is

Answer 8

blood pressure

Question 9

In the presence of renal insufficiency which of the following can be used as an intravascular contrast agent

Answer 9

CO2

Question 10

What do you give a patient to decrease their INR

Answer 10

FFP

Question 11

Two examples of thrombolytics

Answer 11

alteplase

streptokinase

Question 12

Adverse effects of protamine sulfate include

Answer 12

Hypotension and anaphylaxis

Question 13

A common side effect of the loop diuretics is

Answer 13

electrolyte imbalance, especially hypo kalemia

Question 14

The generic name for ancef is

Answer 14

cefazolin

Question 15

The first branch of the internal carotid artery that originates in the cranium is the blank artery

Answer 15

The ophthalmic artery

Question 16

The circle of Willis is important to evaluate because it provides

Answer 16

redundant blood flow

Question 17

In subclavian steel syndrome blood is stolen from the blank

Answer 17

brain

Question 18

The blank arteries blank into the basilar artery

Answer 18

vertebral, merge

Question 19

At what level does the common carotid artery bifurcate

Answer 19

c4

Question 20

A pneumothorax is defined as

Answer 20

Air accumulation within the plural space

Question 21

The three great vessels of the aortic arch

Answer 21

Brachiocephalic, left common carotid, left subclavian

Question 22

Tooth abscesses, gallbladder disease, and bacterial infections are all risks for what

Answer 22

Mycotic aneurysm

Question 23

What area is the most common site of aortic tear

Answer 23

isthmus

Question 24

Arthrosclerosis is most likely to affect a renal artery in

Answer 24

The proximal 1/3 of the artery

Question 25

Endovascular repair of a AAA is not indicated Until the aneurysm reaches blank centimeters in diameter, or the patient becomes symptomatic

Answer 25

5cm

Question 26

The left colic artery anastomosis with the middle colic artery at the

Answer 26

splenic flexure

Question 27

The main portal vein is formed by the joining of the

Answer 27

Superior mesenteric vein and splenic vein

Question 28

budd-chiari syndrome results in

Answer 28

thrombosis of the hepatic vein

Question 29

may-thurner occurs when

Answer 29

The right common iliac artery compresses the left common iliac vein

Question 30

Indications for tips placement include

Answer 30

refractory ascites

Question 31

The primary artery of the pelvis is

Answer 31

hypogastric

Question 32

hematemesis, hematochezia, and fatigue may be symptoms of

Answer 32

mesenteric bleeding

Question 33

nutcracker syndrome occurs when

Answer 33

The left renal vein is compressed by the SMA

Question 34

A pelvic angiogram performed in a 30° left anterior oblique will demonstrate the bifurcation of

Answer 34

right external/internal iliac bifurcation and left common femoral bifurcation 

Question 35

Klatskin tumor is most often occur

Answer 35

at the confluence of the right and left hepatic ducts

Question 36

The liver is divided into how many lobes

Answer 36

8

Question 37

The ureteropelvic Junction is the junction between the blank in the blank

Answer 37

ureter and renal pelvis

Question 38

The most common benign tumor of the urinary system is

Answer 38

AML

Question 39

Right sided PTC punctures are planned

Answer 39

2 to 3 cm above the mid axillary line

Question 40

Claudication is defined as

Answer 40

pain with exercise

Question 41

Superficial veins are connected to deep veins via

Answer 41

perforators

Question 42

Clotted fistulous are treated by

Answer 42

restoring venous outflow, and then restoring the arterial inflow

Question 43

Arm swelling and visible collaterals in an AV fistula patient may indicate

Answer 43

Central venous stenosis

Question 44

in an AV fistula, radial artery steal is a phenomenon in which

Answer 44

The AV fistula steals blood from the radial artery

Question 45

ports are not indicated for which of the following

Answer 45

TPN

Question 46

Percutaneous transluminal angioplasty is indicated for

Answer 46

Focal, concentric lesions

Question 47

When embolizing the bronchial artery, it is important to ensure you are past the origin of the blank

Answer 47

spinal artery

Question 48

The renal arteries correspond with what bony landmark

Answer 48

L1-L2 interspace