Which of the following is not a branch of the subclavian artery?
A. Thyrocervical
B. Brachiocephalic
C. Vertebral
D. Internal mammary
A
The terminal branch(es) of the brachial artery include the:
1. Radial artery
2. Nutrient artery
3. ulnar artery
A. 1 only
B. 1 & 3
C. 2 & 3
D. All 3
B
The abdominal aorta terminates in a bifurcation at the level of ______.
A. T11
B. L2
C. L4
D. Sacrum
C
Which of the following is not considered to be a deep branch of the femoral artery?
A. Lateral circumflex
B. Circumflex iliac
C. Medial circumflex
D. Descending genicular
D
The vein that is the usual location for blood sampling, intravenous injection, blood transfusion, and introducing catheters for contrast radiography is the _____.
A. Median cubital
B. Brachial
C. Anterior popliteal
D. Subclavian
A
The internal gluteal artery arises from which of the following vessels?
A. External iliac
B. Internal iliac
C. Internal epigastric
D. external pudendal
C
The primary indication for the use of venography as a diagnostic procedure is:
A. Confirmation of the presence of fibrosarcoma
B. Identification of Ewing's syndrome
C. localization of vascular tumors
D. Identification of deep vein thrombosis
D
When imaging the azygos and hemiazygos vasculature the total amount of contrast agent recommended is:
A. 8 ml
B. 12 ml
C. 40 ml
D. 100 ml
B
The mechanical increase in blood flow as a result of some action is referred to as:
A. Ischemia
B. Interactive hypoxemia
C. reactive hyperemia
D. Orthostatic hypotension
C
When ascending venography is performed, the vessel chosen to provide access for the contrast agent is the:
A. Popliteal vein
B. Superficial vein on the dorsum of the foot
C. Common femoral vein
D. Brachial vein