C5- PLAX Colour And Spectral Flashcards

1
Q

What effect does a broken chordae have of blood flow?

A

Causes regurgitation

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2
Q

What’s the most obvious sign for regurgitation?

A

Aliasing and flow reversal when the valve is closed

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3
Q

How wide should you colour box always be?

A

Slightly wider than the annulus

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4
Q

Do we use CW or PW when measuring the peak velocity of he TV?

A

CW because flow is so fast

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5
Q

What is RVSP and what’s the formula?

A

RVSP= R ventricle systolic pressure

RVSP= 4 (peak V of TV regurg.)^2 +RAP

RAP is right atrial press.

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6
Q

When will the RVSP = SPAP

A

If there’s no obstruction in the RVOT

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7
Q

Norm CW peak V for TV? What press value does this translate to?

A

< 2.7 m/s…. 29mmHg

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8
Q

What 2 things are needed to assess RVSP?

A

Peak TV velocity

IVC sniff test

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9
Q

How is RAP (R atrial pressure) assessed?

How much should this structure collapse?

A

Sniff test in the subcostal 4 chamber view

Collapse > 50%

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10
Q

What happened to IVC when the RA pressure is high

A

It will be dilated and wont collapse with sniffing

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11
Q

Where do we place calipers to measure IVC?

A

1-2cm back from Hepatic vein

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12
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If the IVC is < or = to 21mm and IVC collapsibility is >50%, what value do we add for the RAP?
What does this say about RAP pressure?

A

3

It’s normal

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13
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If the IVC is < or = to 21mm and IVC collapsibility is <50%, what value do we add for the RAP?
What does this say about RAP pressure?

A

8

It’s moderate

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14
Q

If the IVC is > 21mm and IVC collapsibility is >50%, what value do we add for the RAP?
What does this say about RAP pressure?

A

8

It’s moderate

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15
Q

If the IVC is > 21mm and IVC collapsibility is <50%, what value do we add for the RAP?
What does this say about RAP pressure?

A

15

It’s high

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16
Q

What type of patients may have a dilated IVC but are normal?

A

Athletes and patients ventilation

17
Q

Where does TV regurgitation appear on the CW waveform?

A

Below baseline, norm flow is above

18
Q

Where does RVOT/PA regurgitation appear on the PW waveform?

A

Above baseline, outflow below

19
Q

Formula for MPAP (mean pulm arterial press

A

MPAP= 79-(0.45xPAT)

20
Q

Norm value of MPAP

A

9-18mmHg

21
Q

What’s the normal value for RVSP?

A

30-35 mmHg

22
Q

Using colour gives you what kind of information about colour flow?

A

Qualitative

23
Q

Using CW or PW gives you what information about blood flow?

A

Quantitative