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Patients w a hypertrophic cardiomyopathy usually have an ejection fraction in the range of?

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70-80 percent

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Pulsus alternans is a clinical sign of which of the following?

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LV failure

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Patients w lvh?

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Have bright myocardium and a pericardial effusion might have an infiltrative cardiomyopathy

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Patients w a congestive cardiomyopathy usually have an ejection fraction in the range of?

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10-20 percent

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Does inderal (beta blocker) increase Sam?

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No decreases heart rate, reduces Sam w excercise

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What is associated w a late peaking Doppler jet (dagger shape) ?

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HOCM and IHSS

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What is the etiology of HCM?

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Idiopathic (unknown)

Maybe transmitted by a autosomal dominant gene with variable penetrance

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What are some aliases associated w HCM? Must have 3 to be hypertrophic

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ASH(asymmetric septal hypertrophy) most common
SAM (systolic anterior motion of MV)
IHSS (idiopathic hypertrophic subaortic stenosis (SAM & ASH)
HOCM (hypertrophic obstructive cardiomyopathy (SAM & HCM)

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Which cardiomyopathy is autosomal dominant?

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Hypertrophic

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What are some physical signs of HCM?

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DOE, angina, arrhythmias, syncope, sudden death. 
Systolic murmur (crescendo decrescendo) that increase w valsalva or amyl nitrate
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Name some Pathophysiology of HCM?

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Myocardial fiber disarray.
LA enlargement results from diastolic dysfunction and or mitral regurg
Diastolic dysfunction

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What is referred to as the ace of spades on 2d?

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Apical hypertrophic cardiomyopathy ( more common in japan 20% of all hcm versus 2% in USA) increased qrs voltage and giant negative t waves in v2-v5

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Normal etiology for HOCM

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Genetic

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What is the ratio for assessing asymmetric hypertrophy?

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1:3:1 (septum thicker than lat wall) all around concentric

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In HCM what is the appearance of the myocardium?

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Bright from fiber disarray

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The Venturi effect can be associated with which cardiomyopathy?

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Hypertrophic (vel up pressure down)

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LVOT obstruction causes the aov to ?

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Close in mid systole

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What does it mean when A > E? A wave greater than e wave

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Some degree of diastolic dysfunction, ABNORMAL RELAXAtion

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The arrow is pointing to where ( during the t wave ) ?

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Isovolumic relaxation

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What are some Doppler findings in HCM?

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Increased a-e ratio on mitral valve inflow velocity. Mid ventricular or subaortic gradient may be present . Mitral regurg might b present . Doppler spectrum shows a late peaking systolic jet

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Pt with IHSS will have what?

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Late peaking jet / dagger shape (dynamic obstruction), they will also have mitral regurg

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Does inderal (beta blocker) increase SAM?

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No decreases heart rate reduces SAM with exercise

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61 y/o male w IHSS and a resting gradient of 144 mmhg. Admitted to the hospital with chest pain. The next day the resting gradient was 15 mmhg. What happened?

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LV infarct

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23
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Global longitudinal strain in pts w HOCM is typically?

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-10

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What is the normal global longitudinal strain ?

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19-19 percent or more

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What is strain?

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Strain measures the deformation within the myocardium

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What is another name for congestive?

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Dilated

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What is another name for dilated?

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Congestive

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Name some etiology for congestive (dilated) cardiomyopathy?

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Idiopathic
Infective (viral, bacterial, fungal, parasitic)
Ischemic
Toxic (alcohol adriamycin, lead, cobalt)
Peripartum
Metabolic (thiamin deficiency)

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What is Chagas disease?

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Posterior and apical thinning, septum usually nl (most common in s America)

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What is a b-notch on m-mode?

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Increased LVEDP.
(B-notch is a shelf after M)
(Increased epss)

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What type of CM might you see in a pt w AIDS?

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Dilated (congestive) CM

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What are some echo signs of congestive CM?

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Multichannel enlargement.
Globally impaired LV contractility.
B-notch on mitral valve m-mode (increased LVEDP).
Reduced aortic root excursion.
Increased e-point to septal seperation.
Thrombus and small pericardial effusion may be present.
Reduced mitral valve excursion (double diamond) on m-mode

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What are some Doppler findings in dilated CM?

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MV and TV regurg are usually seen.

AV and PV regurg may be present.

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What is the appearance of a post transplant 2-d echo?

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Double atria (leaving IVC and SVC alone)

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What might the double atria show in ECG?

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Might have 2 p waves

1 from native atria and other from donor atria

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What is hemochromatosis?

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Excessive iron

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Etiology of restrictive (infiltrative) CM?

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Amyloidosis (most common) 10/1. 
Sarcoidosis. 
Endomyocardial fibrosis (endocardial thickening). 
Hemochromatosis. 
Glycogen storage (pompes disease)
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Pathophysiology for restrictive (infiltrative) CM?

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Infiltration of myocardium resulting in rigid ventricular walls impeding diastolic filing.
Biatrial enlargement.
Sarcoidosis may infiltrate conduction system leading to AV block.

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Physical signs of restrictive CM?

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Symptoms include fatigue, dyspnea and angina.

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Echo findings in infiltrative (restrictive) CM?

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Ventricular hypertrophy with small or normal ventricular cavity.
“Ground glass” appearance of myocardium.
Ventricular systolic function may be normal or decreased.
Pericardial effusion may be present.

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41
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Protein = ?

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Amyloidosis (10/1 more common than sarcoidosis)

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What is Amyloidosis?

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Amyloidosis involves abnormal proteins. Some may describe it as a translucent waxy protein build up on the myofibrils.

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43
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Pt w sinus tachy will most likely have what CM?

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Congestive (dilated)

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44
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What is associated w pulsus alternans?

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Congestive CM

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What is ground glass appearance?

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Very bright myocardium associated w restrictive CM. And is related to infiltrative myocarditis.

46
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A restrictive cardiomyopathy has which of the following?

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Decreased LV compliance

47
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Name the types of cardiomyopathies?

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Normal, congestive (dilated), hypertrophic, restrictive (infiltrative)

48
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A typical ejection fraction in a dilated cardiomyopathy patient might be? For a HCM patient?

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15-25 percent

49
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Echo findings associated with idiopathic hypertrophic subaortic stenosis?

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Systolic anterior motion of mitral valve, asymmetric septal hypertrophy, IHSS

50
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Patients with IHSS and high resting outflow gradient may be offered all of the following treatments Except:?

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Surgical septal myectomy, this will decrease gradient.

51
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Contradictions to amyl nitrite inhalation include all of the following Except:?

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Moderate to severe mitral regurgitation, amyl nitrite provokes outflow in LVH patients.

52
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A cardiomyopathy is a disease that ____ , resulting in enlargement and or ventricular dysfunction?

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Myocardium, disease of heart muscle

53
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If your patient has right heart failure, what classic sign/symptom would you expect to see?

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Lower extremity edema

54
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All of the following may be a physical symptom in patients with congestive(dilated) CM Except:?

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Systematic hypertension is not usually seen with dilated CM.

55
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All of the following are echo findings in patients with HOCM Except:?

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Decreased ejection fraction.

56
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Patients with hypertrophic obstructive CM will often have a bright appearance due to?

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Myocardial fiber disarray.

57
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Patients with a dilated CM frequently experience multiple symptoms, such as:?

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Migraine headaches

58
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Which of the following is not a common symptom of congestive(dilated) heart failure(CHF)?

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Syncope

59
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All of the following are etiologies for restrictive(infiltrative) CM Except:?

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Renal failure

60
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All of the following are Doppler findings on PT’s with HOCM Except:?

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Outflow gradient that decreases with a valsalva maneuver

61
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Common echo findings in dilated CM include all of the following Except:?

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Increased left ventricular wall thickness

62
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A speckled or ground glass appearance of the left ventricle myocardium by 2D echo is commonly seen in patients with?

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Amyloid heart disease

63
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All of the following are etiologies for congestive(dilated) CM Except:?

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Hemochromatosis.. Too much iron proteins are infiltrative

64
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Patients of amyl nitrite might be used to demonstrate which of the following?

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MVP

65
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What might be the first indication of metastatic disease?

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Pericardial effusion

66
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All of the following are echo findings in PT’s with a dilated CM Except:?

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Exaggerated aortic root excursion

67
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A cardiomyopathy is disease that diffusly affects the _______, resulting in enlargement and or ventricular dysfunction?

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Myocardium

68
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Which echo findings are typically associated with IHSS (idiopathic hypertrophic subaortic stenosis?

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Systolic anterior motion of the mitral valve and assymestric septal hypertrophy (SAM & ASH)

69
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If you obtain a systolic, high velocity and late peaking jet in the LV outflow tract by continuous wave Doppler from the apex the likely diagnosis is?

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Hypertrophic obstructive cardiomyopathy (HOCM) dynamic obstruction (dagger shape)

70
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Patients with IHSS and a high resting outflow gradient may be offered all of the following treatments except ?

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Sublingual nitroglycerin .. Not used for IHSS but for pts w angina.

71
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Echo features of Amyloid heart disease include all of the following Except?

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Mitral valve prolapse

72
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What is the proper technique for Dopplering the mitral inflow looking for dialstolic dysfunction?

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Apical 4 ch pulsed Doppler at mitral tips

73
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In a pt with IHSS?

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Mitral regurg is often present ( pts w IHSS always have Sam and ash and Sam usually leads

74
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Contraindications to amyl nitrate inhilation include all of the following except?

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Moderate mitral regurg

75
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A common valvular regurg found in pts w a dilated (congestive) CM is ?

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Mitral .. Most common in dilated CM

76
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Pts w IHSS demonstrates?

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Mid systolic closure of ao valve

77
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Which of following is a common etiology for a pt to develop a congestive dilated CM?

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Toxic ( are often caused my toxins such as alcohol or chemotherapy drugs such a adriamycin.

78
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Systemic hypertension is not a physical sign of what CM ?

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HOCM

79
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Amyloid and sarcoid are what type of cardiomyopathy?

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Infiltrative (amyloid and sarcoid infiltrate the myocardium so it is more accurate to classify these as infiltrative not restrictive.

80
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A speckled or ground glass appearance of the LV myocardium by 2d echo is commonly seen in pts w?

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Amyloid heart disease

81
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Pts w HOCM will often have “bright” myocardial appearance by echo due to?

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Myocardial fiber disarray (increased reflectance )

82
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What is noonan syndrome?

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Classified as a cardiofacial syndrome with ps, hcm, and asd (30 percent)

83
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The restrictive transmitral filing pattern is most consistently associated w which physiological parameters?

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Elevated LA pressures, increased LV stiffness

84
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Pts w a dilated can may develop apical thrombi. When looking for them in the LV apex you should use?

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Higher frequency transducer

85
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Which of the following is an echo finding in PT’s with a dilated CM?

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B-notch, due to LVEDP.

86
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All of the following are frequent echo findings in PT’s with IHSS Except:?

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Mitral valve prolapse(MVP)

87
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PT’s with restrictive CM typically have a Doppler finding of:?

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Large E wave, little A wave

88
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PT’s with Changas disease might develop which type of CM?

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Congestive(dilated), epidemic in South Africa

89
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The classic motion of the aortic valve by M-mode in PT’s with HOCM is:?

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Mid systolic closure

90
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Which of the following is the most common type of CM?

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Dilated(congestive)

91
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Which of the following is true regarding mitral Doppler trace in PT’s with restrictive/infiltrative CM?

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Resembles constrictive pericarditis I

92
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Common Doppler findings in PT’s with restrictive CM?

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Greater E, sm A wave

93
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PT’s with HOCM might have which type of murmur?

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Systolic crescendo-decrescendo that increases with valsalva

94
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Which of the following is the most common etiology for a PT to develop restrictive CM?

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Amyloidosis

95
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When amyl nitrite is administered to a PT who has HOCM CM it is likely to:?

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Increase the systolic anterior motion of mitral valve.

96
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In PT’s with asymmetric septal hypertrophy(ASH), what is the septal to posterior wall ratio?

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1, 3;1

97
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Another echo term for a systolic, high velocity and late peaking jet in the left ventricle outflow tract by continuos wave Doppler from the apex is?

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Dagger shape

98
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Hemochromatosis is the most commonly associated with which of the following CM?

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Infiltrative

99
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The restrictive transmittal filling pattern is most consistently associated with which physiological parameters?

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Elevated LA pressures, increased ventricular stiffness

100
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If a patient with IHSS has a resting outflow velocity of 3 m/sec, what is the peak gradient?

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36.. Bernoulli equation

101
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Which of the following is a common echo finding in PT’s with restrictive CM?

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Pericardial effusion

102
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All of the following might be a physical symptom in PT’s with HOCM except:?

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Systemic hypertension

103
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PT’s with advanced symptoms from having a dilated CM might benefit from all of the following Except:?

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Mitral valve replacement

104
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All of the following are echo findings in PT with congestive(dilated) CM Except:?

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Increased aortic root excursion

105
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The ratio of a early transmitral(E) to atrial(A) Doppler filling velocities are influenced by all if the following factors:?

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Transducer frequency

106
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All of the following are echo findings in PT with restrictive(infiltrative) CM Except:?

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Hypercontractile left ventricle

107
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A PT with IHSS and a high resting gradient may benefit from a surgical septal myectomy to decrease the gradient. What is a common complication from this procedure?

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VSD

108
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PT’s with a restrictive CM typically have Doppler findings of?

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Lg E, small A wave

109
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Of the following is a common etiology for a PT with congestive(dilated) CM?

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Toxic

110
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PT’s with a dilated CM may demonstrate a Doppler pattern of the mural inflow with?

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Abnormal relaxation

111
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Patients with a dilated CM frequently experience multiple symptoms Except:?

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Migraine headaches

112
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PT’s with HOCM may have what type of murmur?

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Systolic crescendo/decrescendo that increases with valsalva. A diamond shaped murmur

113
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Myxomas commonly are attached to what?

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Fossa ovalis

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