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Which vessels are labeled in the image?

A thin, 24-year-old female presents with complaint of postprandial pain and a 14-pound weight loss over a 4¬-6 week period. She was referred for a visceral angioplasty (as seen on the image). Lateral abdominal arteriography performed during inspiration and expiration confirmed severe narrowing of the splanchnic artery that changed in severity during respiration. This phenomenon may be attributed to:

What is the most common liver transplant type?  

What vessel is most commonly affected by dissection along with the aorta?

All of the following could cause acute renal failure except:

Ideally, the time frame between performance of the gold standard and the non invasive exam should not exceed:

My five-year-old son spent three hours at the beach now he is a tired but happy child with sand in his hair, toes, and ears.

Tardus parvus waveforms are noted in the right and left intraphepatic arteries. What is the most likely explanation?

Sonographic findings of transplant renal artery stenosis include: renal artery to external iliac artery ratio>2.0-3.0, post stenotic turbulence, tardus parvus distal waveform, and PSV ___________.

Based on this penile sonographic image, what can be concluded about this patient’s condition?