Final Exam Numbers and Figures Flashcards

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MAC Severity

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Mild is 1.5-5mm
Moderate is 6-10mm
Severe is >10mm

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Mitral Valve Stenosis values (based on MVA)

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Normal MVA 4-6 cm2
Mild MS >1.5 cm2
Moderate MS 1.0 - 1.5 cm2
Severe MS <1.0 cm2

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3
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Pressure Half Time (PHT)

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Normal 30-60 msec
Mild 90 -150 msec
Moderate 150 - 219 msec
Severe > or equal to 220 msec

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4
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Method for pressure half time

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Get CW of MV inflow
Measure peak E velocity (Vmax)
Divide Vmax by 1.4 to get VPHT
Draw line down from Vmax and VPHT
Time difference between 2 velocities
MVA = 220 / PHT

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5
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MVA =

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220 / PHT

or 750 / deceleration time

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6
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Pressure Half Time (2 steps)

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Half pressure = Peak velocity divided by 1.4

(then MVA = 220 divided by pressure half time)

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7
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3 measurements… FOR CONTINUITY

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  1. VTI - trace Doppler from mitral inflow site with CW
  2. VTI trace of Doppler from LVOT (PW)
  3. CSA of LVOT (0.785 x LVOT diameter2)
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8
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Continuity equation to calculate MVA

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MVA = CSALVOTsquared x VTILVOT (PW) divided by VTIMV (CW)

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9
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PISA measurements

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Color Doppler from apical 4
Alias velocity - shift baseline down to around 30 cm/s
Radius - measure from vena contract to 1st color (Measure radius of color flow at peak diastole from vena contract to first color alias)
VTI - peak MR waveform with CW

MVA = 2(3.14)r2 x (angle/180) x Valiased / Speak

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10
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Mean Pressure Gradient (Grading MS - MS values)

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mild is <5mmHg
moderate is 5-10 mmHg
severe is > 10mmHg

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11
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MEMORIZE FORMULAS FROM AORTIC VALVE DZ OUTLINE PAGE 2

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did you spend time memorizing? be honest.

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12
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Continuity equation to calculate AVA (same as MVA just make one minor adjustment)

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CSALVOTsquared X VTILVOT / VTIAO
where CSA = .785 xLVOTsquared

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13
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when using Bernoulli equation (simplified and modified) you get the

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peak gradient of whatever valve you’re measuring for

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14
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AVA values with normal EF (values to refer to after computing AVA using the continuity equation)

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below 1.0 cm2 is severe
1.0 - 1.5 cm2 is moderate
>1.5 cm2 is mild

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