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200 Multiple choice questions

Term 1 of 200
The pattern of wall hypertrophy in hypertensive
heart disease is ______________, and in hypertrophic cardiomyopathy the pattern is usually ______________

symmetric, the same


symmetric, asymmetric

asymmetric, symmetric

focal, diffuse

Term 2 of 200
Which of the following statements is correct
regarding tricuspid valve prolapse(TVP)?

TVP rarely leads to significant tricuspid regurgitation.


TVP most commonly occurs as an isolated finding.

TVP refers to abnormal diastolic displacement of the valve leaflet into the RA.

The anterior and septal leaflets are most commonly involved.

Term 3 of 200
Left ventricular hypertrophy and a longitudinal
strain measurement of -8 indicates:

Dressler syndrome

systemic HTN


dilated cardiomyopathy or CHF

hypertrophic cardiomyopathy or amyloidosis

,Term 4 of 200
Aortic and pulmonic insufficiency will cause

a mid-diastolic murmur

a crescendo-decrescendo murmur


an early diastolic murmur


an early systolic murmur

Term 5 of 200
____________________ is defined as an abnormal
connection of the left subclavian vein to the
coronary sinus.

DiGeorge syndrome

persistent left SVC


persistent right SVC

Ebstein malformation

Term 6 of 200
Which of the following statements is/are true
regarding when the mitral valve normally closes as
related to an EKG tracing from a patient in normal
sinus rhythm?

60ms after start of QRS wave

60ms after the end of QRS wave


immediately after the QRS wave is complete

between the Rand S points on the QRS wave

,Term 7 of 200
2D evaluation demonstrates a dilated left ventricle
with an EF of 80% and a 3.8cm left atrium. What
will the color Doppler evaluation demonstrate to
explain these findings?

moderate aortic regurgitation and moderate mitral regurgitation

isolated moderate aortic regurgitation

aortic stenosis

3mm VSD

Term 8 of 200
On an apical 4 chamber view, if you move the color
Doppler sample box from the mitral level to the
pulmonary veins,

the sample size should be increased for better pulmonary venous flow evaluation


temporal resolution will improve

the PRF increases

the frame rate decreases

Term 9 of 200
Hypertrophic cardiomyopathy will usually cause
what change in brachial blood pressures during
treadmill testing?

decrease in systolic and diastolic pressure

increased systolic and decreased diastolic pressure

decreased systolic and increased diastolic pressure

increase in systolic and diastolic pressure

, Term 10 of 200
Which of the following should be omitted from the
optimal parasternal long axis view of the left
ventricle ?

coronary sinus


right ventricular outflow tract

papillary muscle

descending aorta

Term 11 of 200
A severely decreased ejection fraction is indicated
when the EF% falls below

25%

30%

35%


40%

Term 12 of 200
How is the contraction velocity of the left atrial
appendage evaluated?

M-mode sample line positioned approximately 1 cm proximal to the entry of the
appendage into the body of the LA


M-mode sample line positioned approximately across the left atrium and the body of the
left atrial appendage

PW Doppler sample volume positioned 1cm proximal to the entry of the appendage into
the body of the LA

PW Doppler sample volume positioned in the center of the left atrial appendage

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