The USPSTF recommends one-time screening for AAA in the following group 

The "seagull" sign is used as a landmark to recognize you are scanning at the level of the ____

To assure you are not getting a falsely small diameter, the abdominal aorta should always be measured for aneurysm in 

The "mantle clock" sign is used as a landmark for recognizing you are scanning at the level of the ____

Most aortic aneurysms are located 

The following image demonstrates 

An abdominal aortic aneurysm has by definition a diameter of ____ or greater

An iliac artery aneurysm is defined at a diameter of ____ or greater

Given normal anatomy, the aorta can usually be found to the ____ of the patient's inferior vena cava

The arrow here notes the 

The following scan is ____ for AAA

The following demonstrates a 

The following long axis aorta image clearly demonstrates the take off points of the 

This aorta scan performed as part of a RUSH examination suggests

The following aneurysm is

This patient from out of state presents to your clinic and reports an unknown history of a "enlarged vein." Your ultrasound here suggests

This patient presents to your urgent care with searing abdominal pain and tachycardia, your scan is concerning for

The following image demonstrates

These iliac arteries are 

The following image of the distal aorta is 

After some pressure is applied to disperse bowel gas, this clip is (+/-) for aneurysm