Glowacki & Sommers (RCIS) Actual
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1. When using the Rotor blader, the burr should start rotating?
a. on the lesion
b. mid lesion with following proximal and distal movements
c. distal to the lesion with rotation as it is withdrawn
d. just proximal to the lesion - ANSWER d. just proximal to the lesion
2. Akinetic means?
a. no movement at all
b. decreased movement
c. hyper or increased movement
d. disorganized movement - ANSWER a. no movement at all
3. Dyskinetic means?
a. no movement at all
b. decreased movement
c. hyper or increased movement
d. disorganized movement - ANSWER d. disorganized movement
4. An ABI measures?
a. the difference between the aortic and pulmonary blood flow
, b. the difference between pedal and posterior tibial blood flow
c. the difference between brachial and ankle systemic blood flow
d. the difference between the thigh and ankle blood pressure - ANSWER
c. the difference between brachial and ankle systemic blood
pressure
5. The dorsalis pedal pulse is located?
a. posterior to the knee
b. on the anterior foot
c. near the lateral malleolus
d. near the medial malleolus - ANSWER b. on the Anterior foot
6. The posterior tibial pulse is located?
a. posterior to the knee
b. on the anterior foot
c. near the lateral malleolus
d. near the medial malleolus - ANSWER d. near the medial
malleolus
7. The site of a myoxma is in the?
a. RA
b. LA
c. RV
d. distal to the aortic valve - ANSWER b. LA
8. The best catheter to cross a stenotic aortic valve is?
a. JR4
, b. JL5
c. multipurpose
d. AL2 - ANSWER d. AL2
9. The Allen's Test assesses the flow in the?
a. right internal jugular prior to insertion of PPM
b. brachial artery prior to placement of a central catheter
c. anterior and lateral foot prior to a peripheral stent
d. blood flow in the radial and ulnar arteries - ANSWER d. blood
flow in the radial and ulnar arteries
10.The IABP catheter should be placed?
a. above the renal arteries and below the right common carotid
b. above the renal arteries and just distal to the aortic valve
c. above the renal artery and below the left subclavian
d. below the renal artery and distal to the left subclavian - ANSWER
c. above the renal artery and below the left subclavian
11.The Amplatzer Septal Occluder device is used to?
a. close a PFO
b. as a distal protection device
c. increase CO
d. provide distal perfusion in the LAD when a left main lesion is present
- ANSWER a. close a PFO
, 12.The Percutaneous Impella
a. evacuates 5 LPM from the LV; delivers it to the descending aorta,
improves CO, increases SV, improves coronary perfusion
b. evacuates 2.5 LPM form the LV; delivers it to the ascending aorta,
improves CO, increases SV, improves coronary perfusion
c. evacuates 5 LPM from the LV; delivers it to the RV, improves CO,
increases SV, improves coronary perfusion
d. evacuates 2.5 LPM for the LA, delivers it to the descending aorta,
improves CO, increases SV, improves coronary perfusion - ANSWER
b. evacuates 2.5 LPM from the LV; delivers it to the ascending
aorta, improves CO, increases SV, improves coronary perfusion
13.The head hunter catheter is used to visualize the?
a. LICA (left internal carotid artery)
b. RICA (right internal carotid artery)
c. LECA (left external carotid artery)
d. Left and right ICA and ECA - ANSWER d. Left and right ICA and
ECA
14.The fossa ovalis is located?
a. between the RV and LV
b. between the PA and Aorta
c. between RA and LA
d. between the IVC and RA - ANSWER c. between RA and LA
Final Exam Questions With Reviewed
100% Correct Detailed Answers
Guaranteed Pass!!
1. When using the Rotor blader, the burr should start rotating?
a. on the lesion
b. mid lesion with following proximal and distal movements
c. distal to the lesion with rotation as it is withdrawn
d. just proximal to the lesion - ANSWER d. just proximal to the lesion
2. Akinetic means?
a. no movement at all
b. decreased movement
c. hyper or increased movement
d. disorganized movement - ANSWER a. no movement at all
3. Dyskinetic means?
a. no movement at all
b. decreased movement
c. hyper or increased movement
d. disorganized movement - ANSWER d. disorganized movement
4. An ABI measures?
a. the difference between the aortic and pulmonary blood flow
, b. the difference between pedal and posterior tibial blood flow
c. the difference between brachial and ankle systemic blood flow
d. the difference between the thigh and ankle blood pressure - ANSWER
c. the difference between brachial and ankle systemic blood
pressure
5. The dorsalis pedal pulse is located?
a. posterior to the knee
b. on the anterior foot
c. near the lateral malleolus
d. near the medial malleolus - ANSWER b. on the Anterior foot
6. The posterior tibial pulse is located?
a. posterior to the knee
b. on the anterior foot
c. near the lateral malleolus
d. near the medial malleolus - ANSWER d. near the medial
malleolus
7. The site of a myoxma is in the?
a. RA
b. LA
c. RV
d. distal to the aortic valve - ANSWER b. LA
8. The best catheter to cross a stenotic aortic valve is?
a. JR4
, b. JL5
c. multipurpose
d. AL2 - ANSWER d. AL2
9. The Allen's Test assesses the flow in the?
a. right internal jugular prior to insertion of PPM
b. brachial artery prior to placement of a central catheter
c. anterior and lateral foot prior to a peripheral stent
d. blood flow in the radial and ulnar arteries - ANSWER d. blood
flow in the radial and ulnar arteries
10.The IABP catheter should be placed?
a. above the renal arteries and below the right common carotid
b. above the renal arteries and just distal to the aortic valve
c. above the renal artery and below the left subclavian
d. below the renal artery and distal to the left subclavian - ANSWER
c. above the renal artery and below the left subclavian
11.The Amplatzer Septal Occluder device is used to?
a. close a PFO
b. as a distal protection device
c. increase CO
d. provide distal perfusion in the LAD when a left main lesion is present
- ANSWER a. close a PFO
, 12.The Percutaneous Impella
a. evacuates 5 LPM from the LV; delivers it to the descending aorta,
improves CO, increases SV, improves coronary perfusion
b. evacuates 2.5 LPM form the LV; delivers it to the ascending aorta,
improves CO, increases SV, improves coronary perfusion
c. evacuates 5 LPM from the LV; delivers it to the RV, improves CO,
increases SV, improves coronary perfusion
d. evacuates 2.5 LPM for the LA, delivers it to the descending aorta,
improves CO, increases SV, improves coronary perfusion - ANSWER
b. evacuates 2.5 LPM from the LV; delivers it to the ascending
aorta, improves CO, increases SV, improves coronary perfusion
13.The head hunter catheter is used to visualize the?
a. LICA (left internal carotid artery)
b. RICA (right internal carotid artery)
c. LECA (left external carotid artery)
d. Left and right ICA and ECA - ANSWER d. Left and right ICA and
ECA
14.The fossa ovalis is located?
a. between the RV and LV
b. between the PA and Aorta
c. between RA and LA
d. between the IVC and RA - ANSWER c. between RA and LA
