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Vascular Anatomy and Physiology Quiz

Test your knowledge on vascular anatomy and physiology with this comprehensive quiz! From understanding blood flow and arterial structures to the types of aneurysms, this quiz covers vital topics essential for students and professionals in the medical field.

Multiple choice questions
Focus on vascular systems
Ideal for students and certification preparation

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According to poiseuille's law,which of the following factors have the single highest effect on blood flow?

Shape of the vessel

Viscosity of the blood

Radius of the vessel

Nasal,frontal and supraorbital arteries are related to which circulation?

Posterior circulation

Extracranial circulation

Periorbital circulation

The arterial pulsations felt in front of the ear and just above the zygomatic arch are from which artery ?

Superior thyroid

Transverse facial

Occipital artery

Superficial temporal

The arch of the aorta lies horizontally,the branches arise from which surface of the arch?

Superior surface

Medial surface

Inferior surface

According to bernolli's equation which of the following is true?

Flow speed in the stenosis increases

Flow speed before the stenosis increases

Volumetric flow rate increases

Which of the following waveform would be expected in the middle part of ICA if you noticed high-grade stenosis in the proximal part of ICA

High resistant with little or no flow in diastole

Increased velocities both in systole and diastole

Low resistant with continous flow in diastole

The type of anaurysm which is characterized as a focal bulge on one side of the arterial wall is termed as--------

Pseudo aneurysm

Dissecting aneurysm

Saccular aneurym

Color doppler instruments show the presence,direction and character of blood flow by calculating which velocities?

Mean velocities

A fusiform aneurysm is best described as

Damaged to the layer of the arterial wall

Uniform dilatation of the arterial wall

Separation of intima and media

Stenosis

Turbulent or disturbed flow with flow separation showing different colors in the posterolateral part of the carotid bulb considered as

Stenosis

Thrombosis

Dissection

Which of the following arterial brach best describes the last branch of the arch of aorta

Left subclavian artery

Which of the following layer is weaker in the veins,compared to the arteries?

Tunica media

Tunica intima

All of the above

Which of the following veins joins the brachial veins to form the auxilary veins?

Cephalicveins

Basilic veins

Ulnar veins

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