Venous Duplex Imaging Flashcards
What imaging capability is able to locate disease, determine if it is acute, chronic, partial or complete
Venous duplex
What is the patient position for a venous duplex exam
reverse trendelenburg
What kind of DVT is dark, dilated, and incompressible
a) acute
b) chronic
a) acute
What kind of DVT has a larger vein size, spongy texture, and the walls are poorly attached
a) acute
b) chronic
a) acute
What is a superficial vein that is thrombosed called
superficial thrombophlebitis
True or False
If a superficial vein is thrombosed is it considered a DVT
False
What type of DVT is smaller in size, and has thicker walls
a) acute
b) chronic
b) chronic
What type of DVT has hyperechoic striations and linear bands scattered within the vessel
a) acute
b) chronic
b) chronic
What type of DVT does flow recanalize throughout the vessel, has patchy color flow, and is partially compressible
a) acute
b) chronic
b) chronic
For venous insufficiency flow should augment __________ Valsalva or proximal compression
During
For venous insufficiency flow is _________ through valves during the maneuvers
retrograde
Reflux lasting > ______ sec is considered valvular incompetence
0.5
Normal valve closure time is about how many sec
0.5
What is the normal flow direction for a venous duplex exam
a) superficial to deep
b) deep to superficial
a) superficial to deep
What color should a venous duplex exam exhibit
a) blue or negative
b) red or positive
a) blue or negative