High yield PTEexam review part 33-35 Flashcards

1
Q

Peak E velocity 46 cm/sec

E/A of 0.6

Lateral mitral annular TDI 6.2 cm/sec

What is patient’s diastolic dysfunction?

A

Relaxation impaired

LAP is low/normal

Grade 1 Diastolic Dysfunction

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2
Q

When is LAP elevated?

A

Above Grade 1 (Grade 2 and 3)

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3
Q

What is 1/2 the spatial pulse length equal to?

A

Axial resolution

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4
Q

What is the best to worst resolution:

Axial

Elevational

Lateral

A

Best = Axial

Lateral

Worst = Elevation

“Think of an ALE (Beer)”

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5
Q

Which valve has divergent washing jets?

A

On-X bileaflet mechanical valve

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6
Q

Which valve has convergent washing jets?

A

St. Jude Bileaflet mechanical valve

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7
Q

Which valve has no washing jets, high gradients and has high durability

A

Starr Edwards

(Ball and cage valve)

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8
Q

What valve has a large central jet through central aperture?

A

Medtronic Hall

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9
Q

What valve has high embolization risk with single tilting disc?

A

Bjork Shiley valve

(Taken off market)

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10
Q

What valve is an entire porcine aortic root?

A

Medtronic freestyle valve

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11
Q

What is a valve that has small struts, central gap and thick leaflets?

A

Pericardial valve (Carpentier-Edwards)

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12
Q

What is that? (At 2)

A

Middle cardiac vein

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13
Q

What is the function of the matching layer of an ultrasound machine?

A

Improves transmission of ultraasound into soft tissue

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14
Q

What would typically be seen of pulmonary vein stenosis? with PWD?

A

Pulmonary PWD has very high systolic and diastolic velocities

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15
Q

What is seen with Mitral Stenosis on PWD of pulmonary veins?

A

Large A wave seen with pulmonaray venous PWD

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16
Q

What is seen with Tricuspid Stenosis on PWD of hepatic veins?

A

Large A wave on Hepatic Venous PWD

17
Q

What is the e’ in RICM?

A

e’ <8 cm/sec

18
Q

What is the e’ of Constrictive Pericarditis?

A

e’ >12 cm /sec

19
Q

What is resonant frequency?

A

(resonant frequency) RF = Velocity / [2(Thickness)]

20
Q

What is the formula for acoustic impedence?

A

Acoustic Impedence (Z) = Density (P) x Velocity (V)

21
Q

What is a Q factor?

A

Q factor = Resonant Frequency / Bandwith

Remember, (resonant frequency) RF = Velocity / [2(Thickness)]

22
Q

What decreases the Q factor?

A

Damping Material will decrease Q factor.

How?

Damping material –> Widens the bandwidth

Remember

Q factor = Resonant Frequency / Bandwith

Remember, (resonant frequency) RF = Velocity / [2(Thickness)]

23
Q

What is the formula for the near field length?

A

(Near Field Length) Ln = r2 / wavelength

24
Q

What type of canal defect is seen in Trisomy 21?

A

Complete AV canal defect

25
What is seen in Barlow's Syndrome on echo?
Bileaflet prolapse Myxomatous Mitral valve
26
What is seen from CV perspective of DiGeorge Syndrome?
Conotruncal Malformations (interrupted aortic aarch 50%) Persistent truncus arteriosus (34%) Tetralogy of Fallot VSD
27
**What abnormality is seen with left sided obstruction:** 1. Parachute Mitral Valve 2. Supramitral Ring 3. Valvular Aortic Stenosis 4. Subaortic Stenosis 5. Aortic Coarctation
**Shone complex**
28
What CV aspects have been seen with Turner Syndrome?
1. Coarctation of Aorta 2. Bicuspid AV 3. Aortic Stenosis 4. Hypoplastic Left Heart Syndrome
29
If you see an oblique sinus, where will the pericardial fluid collect?
Adjacent to LAA
30
If you see an transverse sinus, where will the pericardial fluid collect?
Transverse Sinus is seen in image "O"
31
When you are providing echo for the structural heart procedures crossing the septum: 1. What image orients you inferior & superior?
**Bicaval** (Left = Inferior, Right = Superior) **RV inflow Outflow** (Determines anterior (near AV) or posterior)
32
What is the most appropriate location for a wire to cross interatrial septum for a LAA closure device?
**Inferoposterior** region
33
How do you differentiate pulmonic insufficiency vs. VSD?
PI = Diastolic flow VSD = Systolic flow
34
What is the maximum Vena Contracta on CFD that is acceptable after watchman?
5mm
35
What is an appropriate compression of watchman in the LAA after release?
Compressed 80-92% of its size is appropriate compression of the implant
36
For a watchman, what is the appropriate **width** of the LAA ostium? For a watchman, what is the appropriate **length** of the LAA ostium?
*_Width_* must be **17 - 31 mm** *_Length_* must be **equal to or greater than the ostium width**
37
When would you know if a Watchman implant was **too small** for the patient?
Compressed \>92%
38
When would you know if a Watchman implant was **too large** for the patient?
If compressed **\<80%**, then the implant was too large for the patient