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Each question is pulled directly from ScoreCards for Vascular Technology. Learn more and order the full set today! Online resources are also available through Pegasus Lectures.

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 Question: The most commonly used artery for catheter insertion to perform arteriography of the carotid circulation is the:

1. Superficial femoral artery

2. Common femoral artery

3. Axillary artery

4. Brachial artery

Question: A patient presents with a pseudoaneurysm following arterial puncture. For ultrasound-guided compression of the pseudoaneurysm, how long would each compression last before checking for cessation of flow into the pseudoaneurysm?

1. 1 minute

2. 10 minutes

3. 30 minutes

4. 45 minutes

1. Nyquist Limit

2. Poiseuille's Point

3. Bernoulli's Equation

4. Reynolds Number

Question: An abnormal sound heard on auscultation caused by flow turbulence is a:

1. Bernoulli

2. bruit

3. Poiseuille

4. thrill

Correct answer: #2

Question: On the spectral display, time is displayed on the:

1. x-axis

2. y-axis

3. z-axis

4. All of the above

Correct answer: #1

Question: Neurologic symptoms that are of short duration, completely resolving in less than 24 hours , are termed:

1. CVA

2. RIND

3. TIA

4. HTN

Correct answer: #3

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