Improved Ultrasound diagnosis of vascular complications following transfemoral puncture by using B-Flow Quiz

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1. The most frequent access path is

femoral artery

axillary artery

abdominal aorta

carotid artery


2. Generally complications happen after puncture within the range of:

less than 0.01 %

0.1- 9 %

9-15 %

more than 15 %


3. Which complication is extremely rare?:

heart attack

arteriovenous fistula

dissection

aneurysm spurium


4. B-Mode is an ultrasound technique where structures displayed as

lines

quads

quads and lines

dots


5. Imaging with B-Flow is similar to

digital subtraction angiography

CT

MRI

conventional x-ray


6. B-Flow after percutaneous catheter procedures is not useful in imaging of:

AV fistula

dissection

aneurysm spurium

hematoma


7. Aneurysm spurium

is not a pulsatile mass.

has no risk of rupture.

could be a result from missing closure after puncture.

has no pendulum flow in the aneurysm neck.


8. AV Fistula

is a pathological shunt

never reduces the peripheral vessel resistance.

never shows a tendency to increase in size.

never occludes spontaneously


9. The best visual information in femoral artery dissection is given by

B-Mode

Color Coded Duplex Sonography

B-Flow

Power Doppler


10. Dissections

are never seen in B-Mode

do not depend on the direction of puncturing

never need surgical therapy

are presented in the literature with a prevalence of 0.3-6%