Module 2: Parasternal Pictures Flashcards
What view is this?
PSAX AV
What view is this?
PSAX PV/PA level
What view is this?
PSAX MV level
What view is this?
PSAX normal LV base
What view is this?
PSAX mid pap level
What view is this?
PSAX Apex view
What view is this
PLAX
What view is this?
PLAX RT inflow
What is this?
PLAX TV view
What are the numbered landmarks?
- Right AV Leaflet
- Left AV leaflet
- Non coronary aortic valve
- Left atrium
- SVC
- Right atrium
- Tricuspid valve (hard to see)
- Right coronary artery
- Right ventricle
- Pulmonary valve
- Pulmonary aorta
What are the numbered landmarks?
- RVOT
- LPC
- RPC
- Aorta
- MPA
- RPA
- LPA
What are the numbered landmarks?
- AML
- PML
- RV chamber
- RV free wall
- IVS
What are the numbered landmarks?
- LV
- RV
What are the numbered landmarks?
- RV
- LV
- IVS
- RV Free wall
- Posteromedial side/ Inferoseptal side
- Anterolateral
- Papillary
What are the numbered landmarks?
- Pulmonary artery level
- Base of the heart
- MV level
- LV mid (pap level)
- LV apex
What are the numbered landmarks?
- RV
- IVS
- LV
- AV
- AO
- MV
- LA
- DA
What phase of the cardiac cycle is displayed?
Isovolumic Contraction- end diastole
Name the wall shown in the image?
Inferolateral
What is the name of the circle LV segment seen?
The apical septal wall
What can be said about the yellow line
The RVOT measurement has been taken to low and should be taken at the subvalvular level
What can be said about the focus and the depth about the picture?
The depth is optimized and the focus is not
What pathologies is seen in the image?
Aortic Stenosis
