Category: Angiography and Interventions

Diameter of a 6F catheter is: a) 1 mm b) 2 mm c) 3 mm d) 4 mm

Cause of RV filling during RCA injection: a) Coronary AV fistula b) Coronary cameral fistula c) Pulmonary AV fistula d) None of the above

Hydration prior to angio is useful to: a) Reduce contrast nephropathy b) Reduce thrombotic episodes in cyanotics c) Reduce pulmonary edema d) a and b are true

Hepatoclavicular view is a) LAO 40 / cranial 40 b) RAO 40 / caudal 40 c) LAO 40 / caudal 40 d) RAO 40 / cranial 40

Right coronary angiogram by transradial route showing a non dominant right coronary artery (RCA) supplying collaterals to distal LAD.

Change in systolic pressure with IABP in augmented beats: a) Falls by 10% b) Rises by 15% c) No change d) Biphasic response

Coronary aneurysms have been associated with: a) Drug eluting stents b) Bare metal stents c) Covered stents d) Self expanding stents

In SYNTAX score, intermediate coronary artery is designated as: a) Segment 11 b) Segment 12 c) Segment 13 d) Segment 14

Percutaneous transmitral commissurotomy is a catheter based method from dilating the stenosed valve in mitral stenosis.

There is a role for carbon dioxide angiography in those with renal failure as it avoids the risk of acute kidney injury and nephrogenic systemic sclerosis.