Diastology Test Questions Flashcards by Orla Murphy

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Diastology Lecture 2 - Question 4

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Diastology Lecture 2 - Question 6

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Diastology Lecture 2 - Question 9

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Diastology Lecture 2 - Question 10

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Diastology Lecture 2 - Question 11

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Diastology Lecture 2 - Question 12

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Advanced Diastology - Question 1

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E - Increases with increases in Preload in all patients (very load dependent)

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Advanced Diastology - Question 2

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4cm

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Advanced Diastology - Question 3

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A - PCWP > 15 in patients with decreased LVEF

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Advanced Diastology - Question 4

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B - load independent only in patients with diastolic dysfunction

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Advanced Diastology - Question 5

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D- Normal Athlete following exercise

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Advanced Diastology - Question 6

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E/A 1.4 and E’ > 10 (Normal)

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Advanced Diastology - Question 7

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(D) E/E’ is unreliable in normal patients

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Advanced Diastology - Question 8

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Additional Diastology Questions - Lecture 1 - Question 1

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All of these (increasing in severity Grade 1 - 2 - 3)

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Additional Diastology Questions - Lecture 1 - Question 2

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(A) Grade 1 Diastolic Dysfunction

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Additional Diastology Questions - Lecture 1 - Question 3

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(A) Grade 1 Diastolic Dysfunction [atrial contribution to atrial filling is greater in these patients E/A 0.6 (A>E)]

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Additional Diastology Questions - Lecture 1 - Question 4

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(B) as age increases -> E/A and e’ decrease (progressive decrease in LV relaxation)

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Additional Diastology Questions - Lecture 1 - Question 5

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Mitral Annular e’ Peak Velocity
E/e’
LA Max Volume Index
TR Peak Velocity

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Additional Diastology Questions - Lecture 1 - Question 6

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(B) LAP low or normal

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Additional Diastology Questions - Lecture 1 - Question 7

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> 2.8

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Additional Diastology Questions - Lecture 1 - Question 8

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Grade 3 Restrictive Filling and low e’ (E/A > 2.0 and e’ < 10)

Additional Diastology Questions - Lecture 1 - Question 9

(A)

Additional Diastology Questions - Lecture 1 - Question 10

None of the above (all indicated elevated LAP)

Additional Diastology Questions - Lecture 1 - Question 11

Normal (e' > 10) E/A 2.1 = normal intense active relaxation/vigorous early filling -> Higher E

Additional Diastology Questions - Lecture 1 - Question 12

Grade 2 Diastolic Dysfunction - Pseudonormal (elevated LAP - higher TR, but E:A 1.4 "pseudonormal")

Additional Diastology Questions - Lecture 1 - Question 13

Relaxation is impaired and LAP is elevated

Additional Diastology Questions - Lecture 2 - Question 1

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Additional Diastology Questions - Lecture 2 - Question 2

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Additional Diastology Questions - Lecture 2 - Question 3

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Additional Diastology Questions - Lecture 2 - Question 4

Additional Diastology Questions - Lecture 2 - Question 5

(B) Peak TR Velocity > 2.8m/s (Elevated LAP)

Additional Diastology Questions - Lecture 2 - Question 6

(C) Grade 1 (LAP not elevated)

Additional Diastology Questions - Lecture 2 - Question 7

(C) elevated LAP so would be > 14m/s

Additional Diastology Questions - Lecture 2 - Question 8

Grade 3 Diastolic Dysfunction

Additional Diastology Questions - Lecture 2 - Question 9

Grade 2 Diastolic Dysfunction

Additional Diastology Questions - Lecture 2 - Question 10

(A)

Additional Diastology Questions - Lecture 2 - Question 11

(E)

Additional Diastology Questions - Lecture 2 - Question 12

(A)

Additional Diastology Questions - Lecture 2 - Question 13

(F)

Additional Diastology Questions - Lecture 2 - Question 14

(A)

Additional Diastology Questions - Lecture 2 - Question 15

(A)

Additional Diastology Questions - Lecture 2 - Question 16

(E)

Additional Diastology Questions - Lecture 2 - Question 17

(D)

Additional Diastology Questions - Lecture 2 - Question 18

(A) as LAP are low

Additional Diastology Questions - Lecture 2 - Question 19

(D) [not true in amyloidosis]