Extracranial
A pulsatile mass in the neck.
What is a carotid aneurysm or pseudoaneurysm?
Connection between the anterior cerebral arteries.
What is the anterior communicating arteries?
Arterioles at a state of rest.
(Hint: vasoconstriction or vasodilation)
What is vasoconstriction?
Venous valves are more numerous here.
What are the calves?
An aorta is considered aneurysmal when it exceeds this measurement.
What is greater than 3 cm?
Maneuver used to differentiate the ICA and ECA.
What is the temporal tap?
Connection between the posterior cerebral arteries.
What is the posterior communicating arteries?
Arteriole state during exercise.
(Hint: Vasoconstriction or vasodilation)
What is vasodilation?
Length of time in which a thrombus becomes categorically chronic.
What is after 6 months?
The vessel that courses between the SMA and Aorta.
What is the left renal vein?
Cause of high velocities in a vessel with the absence of plaque.
What is a coil or kink?
Pathway that the middle cerebral artery runs.
What is laterally and horizontally?
The type of flow seen in the neck of a pseudoaneurysm.
What is To-Fro flow?
Definition of superficial thrombophlebitis.
What is thrombus in a superficial vein?
The only major vessel to cross behind the IVC.
What is the right renal artery?
Surgical treatment of ICA stenosis is done with stenosis exceeds this percentage.
What is 70%?
The triangular mound of cortex in which the middle cerebral artery courses around.
What is the island of Reil?
Ideal percentage of blood pressure cuff to arm diameter.
What is 20% greater?
Along with the gastrocnemius vein, this is another vein in the muscles.
What is the soleal sinuses?
The two types of true aneurysms.
What are fusiform and saccular?
Effect of CHF on the carotid system.
What is a drop in velocities bilaterally?
Along with the orbital and occular artery, this a branch of the opthlamic artery.
What is extraorbital?
State the Bruce protocol for arterial stress testing.
What is 1-2 mph at 10% incline for 5 minutes?
A syndrome that happens as a result of DVT and incompetent venous valves.
What is post-thrombotic syndrome?
The two veins that a TIPS stent connects.
What are the portal vein and the hepatic vein?