Chapter·AnatomyLower Limb

Arterial Supply and Venous DrainageDownloads

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1

Posterior cardinal veins develop into:

AParts of inferior vena cava

BCommon iliac vein

CHemiazygos vein

DAzygos vein

2

In which of the following locations should the incision be made for the saphenous cutdown procedure in an obese patient with no visible or palpable superficial veins, requiring intravenous fluids in shock?

AAnterior to the medial malleolus

BPosterior to the lateral malleolus

CAnterior to the lateral malleolus

DOn the dorsum of the foot

3

A 55-year-old male, known smoker, complains of calf pain while walking. He experiences calf pain while walking but can continue walking with effort. Which grade of claudication does this patient fall under?

AGrade I (Mild claudication)

BGrade II (Moderate claudication)

CGrade III (Severe claudication)

DGrade IV (Ischemic rest pain)

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