Kaplan University; ARDMS vascular registry review Exam (Answered) 100% Correctly |Multiple Choice

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where is the carotid siphon located at the carotid bifurcation at the proximal portion where the carotid first originates distally in the cranium at the level where ECA enters the face {{Correct A... ns- distally in the cranium >>which of the following becomes an extracranial to intracranial collateral route in the presence of significant ICA disease: circle of willis basilar artery to the two PCA bilateral ACA supraorbital and ophthalmic arteries via ECA branches {{Correct Ans- supraorbital and ophthalmic arteries via ECA branches >>a pulsatile mass in the neck could be an indication of carotid embolism basilar aneurysm tortuous CCA subclavian steal syndrome {{Correct Ans- tortuous CCA >>a severe neurological deficit which does not reverse itself is classified as a stroke stenosis transient ischemic attack resolving ischemic neurological deficit {{Correct Ans- stroke >>which of the following is not related to atherosclerosis cerebral aneurysm atheroma emboli subclavian steal carotid dissection {{Correct Ans- carotid dissection >>which of the following is an uncontrollable risk factor for cerebrovascular disease hyperlipidema age smoking diabetes {{Correct Ans- age >>an overgrowth of collagen within the media layer of an artery causing multiple stenoses is defined as carotid body tumor neointimal hyperplasia fibromuscular dysplasia medial calcinosis {{Correct Ans- fibromuscular dysplasia [Show More]

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