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Appendix is measured from _____ to _____?
What is Outer to Outer?
Normal echogenicity in order from hyper to hypo echogenic of the following: Liver, Renal Cortex, Spleen.
What is Spleen, Liver, Renal Cortex?
The vessel Posterior to pancreas.
What is the Splenic Vein?
Most common benign tumor of liver.
What is a hemangioma?
Term meaning towards the liver.
What is hepatopedal?
Normal Spleen Measurement
What is less than 13 cm?
Large calculous that takes up the entire renal pelvis.
What is Staghorn?
The three structures make up the portal triad.
What are CBD, Hepatic Artery and Portal Vein?
Sonographically you see a linear echo identified within the aorta, and color flow on both sides of this flap.
What is an aortic dissection?
Group of vessels entering and exiting an organ.
What is a Hilum?
Some complications of scanning a spleen.
What are lungs and acoustic shadowing from ribs and gas?
Functions of the kidneys.
What are to regulate BP, Serum-Electrolyte and PH of bloodstream?
Portal Vein is made up of these two veins.
What are the SMV and Splenic Vein?
Most common benign tumor in infants.
What is infantile hemangioendotheliomas?
Term meaning away from liver.
What is hepatofugal?
Common Bile Duct is the confluence of _____ and _____.
What are the hepatic duct and cystic duct?
Bilateral hydronephrosis would be caused at this level. (Kidney, Ureter, or Bladder)
What is Bladder?
Normal main portal vein flow.
What is hepatopetal, continuous and shows respiration?
An abdominal pulsatile mass and high blood pressure is this characteristic of this pathology.
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Two veins coming together to form one vessel is called a bifurcation or confluence.
What is a confluence?
Common bile duct normal measurements for: 1) infant, 2) less than one, 3) older children, and 4) adults.
What is
1) <1mm
2) <2 mm
3) <4 mm
4) <6 mm
How you would determine arterial stenosis in a transplanted kidney.
What is to get a resistive index?
This vessel provides blood to proximal half of colon and small intestine.
What is the SMA?
The most common malignancy of the urinary bladder.
What is TCC (transitional cell carcinoma)?
Curvilinear echo draped over echogenic foci casting sheet of shadow.
What is the WES sign? (WALL ECHO SHADOW)