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Quiz on Chapter 7

A detailed anatomical illustration of the Greater Saphenous Vein highlighting its location, anatomical features, and relation to surrounding structures.

Understanding the Greater Saphenous Vein

Test your knowledge of the Greater Saphenous Vein and its related structures with our informative quiz! Designed for students, professionals, and anyone interested in vascular health, this quiz covers key concepts in venous anatomy and physiology.

10 engaging questions
Multiple choice, numeric, and text input formats
Learn about venous incompetence and its implications

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Which of these is not true regarding the Greater Saphenous Vein (GSV)?

When continuous, it is the longest vein in the body

Carries approx. 15% of the venous blood volume in the leg

It joins the deep system at the common femoral vein (CFV)

The Greater saphenous artery runs adjacent to this vein

Greater than or equal to ___ seconds is an abnormal reflux duration for perforator veins (NOT in supine)

The arrows represent direction of flow. Which of these diagrams is depicting superficial vein incompetence?

Leftmost diagram

Middle diagram

Rightmost diagram

The arrows represent direction of flow. Which of these diagrams is depicting deep vein incompetence?

Leftmost diagram

Middle diagram

Rightmost diagram

The arrows represent direction of flow. Which of these diagrams is depicting NORMAL flow?

Leftmost diagram

Middle diagram

Rightmost diagram

According to some studies, when are you most likely to see the presentation of venous stasis ulcers?

Incompetence in the deep system

Incompetence in the superficial system

Incompetence in the perforator system

Incompetence present in all three systems

It can be difficult to see normal perforating veins, but it is usually easy to identify incompetent ones. 90% of incompetent perforating veins are greater than or equal to ___ mm

Regarding a venous ablation procedure, if the GSV is excessively deep or superficial, the vein may require additional ____________.

TRUE OR FALSE: tumescence gets injected directly into the vein

FALSE

TRUE

TRUE OR FALSE: in an "in situ" vein bypass, the GSV remains in place

FALSE

TRUE

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