EXTRA CREDIT:   What is the biggest controllable risk factor for hemorrhagic stroke?

The major complication associated with hollow organ injury is:

A patient presents with loss of left visual field bilaterally. What is this called? 

A plaque identified in the retinal circulation, often noted during an ophthalmic exam. 

As plaque develops and fills the carotid bulb, what change can be expected in the Doppler waveform at this level?

Select all characteristics that apply to the term “tardus-parvus” 

The first branch of the thoracic aortic arch is the: 

A patient presents with vertigo, ataxia and diplopia. Which vascular territory is likely involved? 

The following waveform is documented bilaterally within the cerebrovascular vessels, most prominent in the CCA and ICA vessels. Which of the following would be suspected?  

Based on the University of Washington Criteria, what category of disease percentage would this patient be classified under with the following velocities? ICA Prox PSV: 147 cm/s ICA Prox EDV: 46 cm/s