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nummyann

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Which characteristic is true of the ideal vena cava filter?
 
  a. Low filtration
  b. Low cost
  c. Large caliber insertion device
  d. Magnetic

Question 2

Which type of aneurysm is caused by a break in the integrity of the vessel wall, which requires an open repair?
 
  a. Pseudoaneurysm
  b. True aneurysm
  c. Dissecting aneurysm
  d. Saccular aneurysm



stanleka1

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Answer to Question 1

ANS: B
The ideal filter should have the following characteristics: low cost, lifetime of device is not time limited, high filtration without flow interruption, low access site thrombosis, small caliber percutaneous insertion and deployment devices, repositioned or removed easily, secure fixation to the vessel wall, and MRI friendly (non-magnetic).

Answer to Question 2

ANS: A
A pseudoaneurysm is usually caused by a break in the integrity in the vessel wall and this causes all the layers of the vessel to separate and bulge. A pseudoaneurysm differs from true aneurysm because it is caused by an outside source rather than vascular pathology.



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