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USIDMS LE Venous Insufficiency

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What is the congenital absence or malfunction of valves? (Rare!)   Primary Venous Insufficiency/Venous Incompetence  
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Secondary venous insufficiency is caused what state?   Post-phlebitic (damage to valves secondary to thrombosis and/or venous outflow obstruction)  
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Why does venous insufficiency often cause ulcerations?   Pressure continuously builds up and eventually breaks down the tissue  
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What carries approximately 15% of venous blood volume in the leg? (HINT: No adjacent artery)   Great Saphenous Vein (GSV)  
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What vein is found on the posterior aspect of the calf? (HINT: Typical confluence is at popliteal vein)   Small Saphenous Vein (SSV)  
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What is the typical direction of flow between the superficial and deep venous systems?   Superficial -> Deep  
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There is no chronic outflow obstruction if what two veins are compressible?   CFV & Popliteal Vein  
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What is a feasible alternative to the Valsalva maneuver if the patient cannot hold their breath or other outstanding circumstances are present?   Proximal Compression (Augmentation)  
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What is the patient positioning for a reflux study when standing is not plausible?   Semi-Fowler's position (patient's head elevated and legs lowered)  
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What are two patient contraindications to standing during these exams?   Fainting, motion sickness, dizziness, nausea (Name 2)  
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Distal augmentation should take place approximately how far below the evaluated vein?   6-8 inches  
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What is a histogram?   Doppler display  
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Where do you want your Valsalva maneuver to appear on your spectral Doppler screen?   Middle of the display screen  
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How can you be certain there is reflux present in your patient?   See reflux in both maneuvers  
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How many seconds of reflux post maneuver classifies your patient as having the worst (Grade 4) reflux?   Over 6 seconds post maneuver  
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Where do perforating veins course from?   Superficial to deep veins  
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Where should you measure perforating veins if you see them large enough to note?   Measure at the place they run through the deep fascia  
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What ablation procedure does not have an immediate effect, and can even take as long as a couple of weeks to see results?   Radiofrequency Method  
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What ablation method is more effective than radiofrequency and shows results immediately?   Endovenous Laser Therapy (EVLT)  
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What method involves painful injections, a temporary fix, and is merely cosmetic?   Sclerotherapy  
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