2023 ARRT Radiology VI Practice Exam with Answers (353 Solved Questions)

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ARRT VI EXAM2023 100% CORRECTKyphoplasty-Answer Also called per cutaneous vertebralplasty are invasiveprocedures indicated for patients who have back pain. Also, these procedures aredone to stabilize a compression fracture that results from osteoporosis, a malignanttumorof the vertebral body, including cancer types such as multiple myeloma, ahemangioma, or an injury to this find that results in broken spinal bones. With acompression fracture, the bones have collapsed in sections of the spine or in theentire spine. During the procedurehey needle or a guy pan is placed into thevertebral body using image guidance. Once the needle or guide pin is pleased, astyle that in a cannula are inserted over the needle or the guide pin and into thepedicle. Through the cannula, a drill is advanced. Once an inflatable balloon deviceis placed into the vertebral body and expands it, The bone is compacted and a cavityspace is open. Using real-time image guidance, the vertebral bodies cavity space isinjected with the bone cement.Lovenox-Answer A parenteral anticoagulant used to treat thromboembolicconditions. Anticoagulant drugs include heparin, plavix coumadin lovenox andheparin are examples of parent Terrell coagulants. Coumadin is an example of anoral anticoagulant. Heparin and I'm on some parents should not be taken orally orgiven intramuscularly. If taken orally, the gastrointestinal tract does not absorb thesedrugs. Hematoma can occur if these drugs are given intramuscularly. Patientpatientswho receive interventional procedures and taken anticoagulant drugs is monitored toensure overdose does not occur, which can be evident by a hemorrhageRaynaud's disease is an example of-Answer Functional peri feral vascular disease.It is a type of circulation disorder associatedwith peripheral vascular disease, besideorganic peripheral vascular disease. Functional peripheral vascular disease isassociated with short-term spasms. The onset of functional peripheral vasculardisease includes emotional stress, smoking, exposure to cold temperatures, fourinstance.Best catheter for upper extremities-Answer H1H. Several catheters are good forupper extremities depending in the age of the patient. H1H suitable for youngerpatients while Berenstein and Simmons tend to be more suitable for older patients.Simple consent-Answer Simple consent is getting the patient's permission toperform a procedure. Simple consent is further categorized into two types oneexpress consent into implied consent with express consent to consent is giveninwriting verbally or just by allowing the procedure to happen. And implied consentoften takes place in an emergency situation where the patient is on able to giveconsentUretic compression-Answer A process that allows the pelvicalyceal to fill andfor thecontrast media to stay in the renal collecting system longer one more involved andcomplicated studies are performed. He device is used to perform the uretericcompression and is put on the patient before the contrast material is injectedLeadingcause of aortic aneurysms-Answer Atherosclerosis is the leading cause ofaortic aneurysm him. This condition occurs when aweakness develops in the lumbarregion and the aorta balloons out

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