you identify a discussed aorta valve on the echocardiogram after finishing the paristernal and apical views what should you do next - ANSWERSsuper sternal notch views
which of the following echocardiographs views best evaluates the right ventricle motion - ANSWERSapical 4
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you identify a discussed aorta valve on the echocardiogram after finishing the
paristernal and apical views what should you do next - ANSWERSsuper sternal notch
views
which of the following echocardiographs views best evaluates the right ventricle motion
- ANSWERSapical 4
the emotion of which of the following wall segments can be evaluated on the apical for
chamber view - ANSWERSlateral wall of the right ventricle
if you are scanning the patient on the apical for chamber view how will you manipulate
the transducer to obtain a five chamber view - ANSWERStilt slightly interior
when performing an agitated saline contrast exam to evaluate a patient for a suspected
ASD what cardiac chamber should be evaluated closely for the presence of the contrast
- ANSWERSleft atrium
if the heart rate is 80 beats per minute and the stroke volume is 50 ml what is the
cardiac output - ANSWERS4 l a minute
which echo view is used to assist flow propagation velocity of the mitral valve -
ANSWERSapical for chamber
which of the following is not commonly evaluated using perfluorocarbon contrast -
ANSWERSpotential PFO
which of the following correctly lists the echocardiograph views obtained in a standard
stress echo - ANSWERSparasternal long access ,personal short access ,apical
4 ,apical 2
how do you measure the isovolumic relaxation time - ANSWERSplace the PW Doppler
cursor between the aortic and mitral valves to record both flow patterns and measure
time from aortic valve closure to mitral valve opening
which of the following is the preferred approach for needle placement during a
pericardiocentesis - ANSWERSsubxiphoid
which method of mitral regurgitation assignment is most accurate for evaluating a
mechanical MVR in the apical for chamber view - ANSWERSp i s a radius
, which of the following should always be used in conjunction with the Doppler evaluation
of the LV inflow in patients with suspected constructive pericarditis -
ANSWERSrespirometer
which of the following describes the effect of dobutamine on the left ventricle -
ANSWERSincreases oxygen demand in LV contractility
which of the following Windows provides the best evaluation of aortic stenosis using the
pedoff probe - ANSWERSsupersterno notch
when evaluating the__________with mode the measurement should be taken at end
diastolic to obtain the greatest diameter - ANSWERSaortic root
which of the following is usually better evaluated with Doppler than with a contract exam
- ANSWERSshunt flow through a VSD
which of the following describes how to differentiate the epic Cardinal fat pad from a
pericardial effusion - ANSWERSepicardo fat pad is usually seen as an isolated interior
echo free space and a small pericardial infusion will be demonstrated as an antichoic
space posterior to the heart
a patient presents with a history of lower extremity arthritis and supravalvular stenosis in
the aortic root what supplemental 2D echo view should be used to further evaluate this
patient for additional findings - ANSWERSlong axis at the supersternal notch
if the systemic BP is lvot velocity is one ml per second and the aortic velocity is
5 m/s what is the peak pressure gradient at the valve - ANSWERS100mmHg
a patient presents with aortic stenosis lvot velocity 1m/s LVot velocity 1m/s LVOT
diameter of 2pm AV VELOCITY - ANSWERS08sm
a patient is referred for an echocardiogram to rule out thrombosis formation in the left
ventricle after a recent mi the prior resting echo report gives a diagnosis of eisenmenger
syndrome which of the following procedures should be used to evaluate the presence of
LV thrombus in his patient - ANSWERStransesophageal echo
the cardiologist request additional images of the coronary sinus from the apical view if
you are scanning the patient in the apical for chamber view how will you manipulate the
transducer to obtain this image - ANSWERStilt slightly posterior
which of the following describes how color Doppler is used to quantify aortic
insufficiency - ANSWERSevaluate the width of the jet in relation to the lvot diameter
which of the following transthoracic echo views can be used to evaluate the left atrial
appendage - ANSWERSapical 2
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