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Abdomen TA

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What organ is this?
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Name this part of the iliac
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18 questions

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What organ is this?

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Name this part of the iliac

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What is the name of this vessel?

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Name this organ.

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What is the name of this vessel?

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Name this vessel

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What is the name of this vessel?

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Name this part of the iliac.

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What is the name of this organ?

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What is this bifurcation known as?

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Is this an acceptable window level?

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What color points should be used for Abdominal CPRs?

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Which window should you batch each MPR in?

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Which direction should each abdominal MPR be batched out in?

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If your case has a graft, what should you do with it?

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Is this an acceptable window level for a MIP?

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If you cut something out of the volume, which layer does it go to?

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Which of the following is FALSE regarding Max Diameter measurements?

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