Hi QUESTION: For number 71 You stated there’s LT ICA occlusion and then said RT ICA occlusion. This is a tough one. Can you confirm if it’s LT OR RT? Thank you!!!!!🎉🎉🎉🎉
My RVT is coming this 2/14!! Woot! For #63, I'm hoping that kind of wording is not on the test because it's confusing. With inspiration, abdominal pressure does go up but thoracic pressure goes down. This causes venous blood flow from the arms to increase and from the legs to decrease. 😃 (And opposite for expiration. With Valsalva, venous flow should stop everywhere.)
Hey Andy... I'm currently studying for my RVT. Did you feel like these videos were helpful in relation to the test questions? Also, do you feel like what you studied was relevant to the exam? I have two sources in addition to these videos. Hoping you passed your test!!!
For question 69 how are we supposed to know the arrow is pointing to the right MCA?? Imaging is usually considered from a "looking-up" point of view, and the left is right and right is left. I assumed the answer was B. Is the size difference supposed to be the giveaway?
Correct that was the one to make the test takers think. Even if you put the waveform without a corresponding grayscale image you should be able to see it’s a low resistance arterial waveform and thus can’t be portal vein
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Hi
QUESTION:
For number 71
You stated there’s LT ICA occlusion and then said RT ICA occlusion. This is a tough one. Can you confirm if it’s LT OR RT? Thank you!!!!!🎉🎉🎉🎉
My RVT is coming this 2/14!! Woot! For #63, I'm hoping that kind of wording is not on the test because it's confusing. With inspiration, abdominal pressure does go up but thoracic pressure goes down. This causes venous blood flow from the arms to increase and from the legs to decrease. 😃 (And opposite for expiration. With Valsalva, venous flow should stop everywhere.)
Hey Andy... I'm currently studying for my RVT. Did you feel like these videos were helpful in relation to the test questions? Also, do you feel like what you studied was relevant to the exam? I have two sources in addition to these videos. Hoping you passed your test!!!
For question 69 how are we supposed to know the arrow is pointing to the right MCA?? Imaging is usually considered from a "looking-up" point of view, and the left is right and right is left. I assumed the answer was B. Is the size difference supposed to be the giveaway?
I wondered this too...
This caught me off as well becuase I'm so used to the R to L imaging basis but how will know it's right? Man process of elimination at this point
I believe Left mca
Are you sure that during inspiration venous return decreases ?? Question 63.
THE ANSWER IS C! GOT IT!
Can you not also have a yinyang/to-and-frow sign in an actual aneurysm?
yes you can
Yes you can but in that question you have to pick best answer. Fusiform aneurysm will have a belly on it.
thank you
#69 Lt MCA?
67 confused me because it appears as if the sonographer is using a curved probe. But the waveform is a give-away.
Correct that was the one to make the test takers think. Even if you put the waveform without a corresponding grayscale image you should be able to see it’s a low resistance arterial waveform and thus can’t be portal vein